Tenchu - it doesn't have to be esclusively 64-bit or bring even a 20-30% performance gain to be adopted in droves by gamers. All that has to happen is for several very popular games to bring a large number of computers down to a performance level, which, though you and I would probably agree is acceptable, would not be considered so by a serious gamer. There's a reason the phrase "Frame rate is life" came about. Hard to play if you're dead because you couldn't see or respond quickly enough. Yes, the majority of that has come from the graphics card, but as the games' physics engines become more complex, I suspect the CPU will remain a quite important factor, don't you?
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