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Originally posted by: NFS4
I thought they said that 64-bit wasn't ready for the desktop yet??????
Originally posted by: DAPUNISHER
Perhaps Dell was leaning on them hard because of customer inquiries/demand?
Originally posted by: So
Isn't this a major core revision? I mean adding instructions and registers is IIRC, non-trivial. How did they just rush this out?
Originally posted by: 3chordcharlie
Originally posted by: So
Isn't this a major core revision? I mean adding instructions and registers is IIRC, non-trivial. How did they just rush this out?
A lot of it was looked after during the development of prescott wasn't it?
Don't forget that prescott is not really a P4. Well, it is, kinda the same way that a P-III was still technically a P6 type processor...
Originally posted by: Rapsven
You're a Diamond Member of the Anandtech forums, but you don't bother to check up on Anandtech's articles? For shame.
You are new so I'll clue you in. There are members here with elite status that do nothing but spam in off topic. Rank means little here consequently. I've seen lifers asking for simple hardware advice because they are clueless n00bs about tech, they just know how to post OMGWTFBBQ really wellOriginally posted by: Rapsven
You're a Diamond Member of the Anandtech forums, but you don't bother to check up on Anandtech's articles? For shame.
Originally posted by: DAPUNISHER
You are new so I'll clue you in. There are members here with elite status that do nothing but spam in off topic. Rank means little here consequently. I've seen lifers asking for simple hardware advice because they are clueless n00bs about tech, they just know how to post OMGWTFBBQ really wellOriginally posted by: Rapsven
You're a Diamond Member of the Anandtech forums, but you don't bother to check up on Anandtech's articles? For shame.
Then there are people like me who love every detail about one computer part but not others. For example I try to know all I can about every processor old/current/or not yet available. Yet I could care less about motherboards or video cards. So I might (or might not) post something useful in a processor thread, but then I create n00b threads about which video card to get for under $30.Originally posted by: DAPUNISHER
You are new so I'll clue you in. There are members here with elite status that do nothing but spam in off topic. Rank means little here consequently. I've seen lifers asking for simple hardware advice because they are clueless n00bs about tech, they just know how to post OMGWTFBBQ really wellOriginally posted by: Rapsven
You're a Diamond Member of the Anandtech forums, but you don't bother to check up on Anandtech's articles? For shame.
Originally posted by: DAPUNISHER
You are new so I'll clue you in. There are members here with elite status that do nothing but spam in off topic. Rank means little here consequently. I've seen lifers asking for simple hardware advice because they are clueless n00bs about tech, they just know how to post OMGWTFBBQ really wellOriginally posted by: Rapsven
You're a Diamond Member of the Anandtech forums, but you don't bother to check up on Anandtech's articles? For shame.
Originally posted by: ScrapSilicon
guess M$ can now go ahead with Win64 now..
Originally posted by: So
Originally posted by: DAPUNISHER
You are new so I'll clue you in. There are members here with elite status that do nothing but spam in off topic. Rank means little here consequently. I've seen lifers asking for simple hardware advice because they are clueless n00bs about tech, they just know how to post OMGWTFBBQ really wellOriginally posted by: Rapsven
You're a Diamond Member of the Anandtech forums, but you don't bother to check up on Anandtech's articles? For shame.
So true. Still, I'd hope that I've posted in GH enough, and insightfully enough to be respected a little more than that. If not .
That was THEN . . .Originally posted by: NFS4
I thought they said that 64-bit wasn't ready for the desktop yet??????
Intel said it would ship Prescott processors with 64-bit capability for 1P applications only to system integrators requesting such microprocessors for their servers and workstations. Although all Prescott CPUs, including Intel Pentium 4 and Celeron, are 64-bit from micro-architectural standpoint, processors supplying for retail channels as well as for typical desktops will have their 64-bit capability disabled. However, some sources doubt that it will be absolutely impossible for end-users and hardware enthusiasts to get Intel?s 64-bit Pentium 4 chips. They suggest that there will be some of such microprocessors supplied as OEM parts and reaching the channel.