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To: Petz who wrote (73150)3/4/2002 5:48:55 AM
From: peter_lucRespond to of 275872
 
More evidence of MS supporting X86-64

See theinquirer.net

Great news!!

Thank you, Mike! You are doing an excellent work.

Peter



To: Petz who wrote (73150)3/4/2002 7:24:32 AM
From: dale_laroyRespond to of 275872
 
>If Intel copies x86-64 in Yamhill, but only has support for 4G of memory, what's the point?<

How much physical memory does P4 Xeon support? I know that PII/PIII Xeon supported 64GB of physical memory. What would stop Intel from standardizing on the current P4 Xeon socket for desktop Prescott and introduce a new socket for the Xeon variant. They could even introduce an MP variant of the desktop processor for the upgrade of existing P4 Xeon systems.


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