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To: ptanner who wrote (34489)4/2/2001 4:20:44 AM
From: Joe NYCRead Replies (1) | Respond to of 275872
 
Here is a comparison of 5 different chipsets, including KT266, which actually looks good here: chip-online.com

Their AMD 760 representative is MSI K7 Master, not any of the "known quantities" such as Asus A7M266, Gigabyte GA-7DX or FIC AD-11, so I don't know the results are what they are because KT266 is actually very good or because MSI implementation of AMD chipset is poor.

I think this is just the English version of the German article posted earlier here.

Joe

PS: I found the link on JC's: jc-news.com



To: ptanner who wrote (34489)4/2/2001 9:48:08 PM
From: combjellyRead Replies (2) | Respond to of 275872
 
"Apple would recompile OS X for x86-64 and then provide an emulator to facilitate the transition of old PowerPC code until it can be recompiled/modified for x86-64."

No, I meant running the PowerPC native on an x86-64 chip. I do not think that Apple would risk losing control of their hardware market by running their software on an un-modified CPU. But who knows?


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