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To: Petz who wrote (161459)6/14/2005 6:04:36 PM
From: cruzbayRespond to of 275872
 
Wow - I hope that's true, but doesn't it conflict with other sources, or at least popular perception? For example, this Inq article from last Sunday claims that ALL Intel desktop CPU's sport the XD bit (although I don't know what the "J" means on five of the processors).
theinquirer.org



To: Petz who wrote (161459)6/14/2005 6:17:23 PM
From: dougSF30Respond to of 275872
 
Petz, you are misinterpreting the table. Sure, "J" stands for XD support, in those lines that also have non-XD parts. But the 6xx and 8xx lines all have had XD from the beginning, hence no need for a "J" suffix.

Intel confirms:

intel.com

6xx line has XD.

intel.com

8xx line has XD.