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To: 5dave22 who wrote (87886)	9/6/2002 4:33:38 AM
From: Dan3	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

....THE X86-64 mailing list indicate that Nvidia has yet to make 64-bit source code available for its products for the Hammer, though there's little doubt that the graphics company will release it, sooner or later. A note from Marco Ippolito, who works for Multigen, an AMD partner, also indicates that full speed, unlocked Hammers are also in the wild.... The rest is at: theinquirer.net Six months after it was released, Athlon didn't have as much software and hardware support as Hammer has now. A year and a half after its release, Itanium hasn't a fraction as much hardware support (in motherboards and chipsets) and barely any more software support. Most intriguing (to me) are the heatsink fan combos speced with 16cfm fans - SOI must be working out much better than anyone expected.