<A HREF="http://www.anandtech.com/guides/viewfaq.html?i=112" target="_new">This</A> is a pretty good explanation of what 64-bit processors can offer. It is by no means absolutely complete, but it is a great summary of the key points.

-Raystonn


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Already read it.

Thanks anywayz.

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Also read it

Most of the last article i have read was on 64 bit CPU.

cheap, cheap. Think cheap, and you'll always be cheap.AMD version of semi conducteur industrie

I haven't read it yet, but I will now.

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just read it and i already knew that.

For those who wants to know details it's tought in computer architecture or computer organization, or computer design in many schools that have computer science as a major.

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