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Re: HailMary post# 33814

Friday, 05/07/2004 11:52:57 AM

Friday, May 07, 2004 11:52:57 AM

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"Dothan could already have x86-64 in it."

It's possible. The only argument against it is that Intel has regarded Banias and Dothan as a notebook processor. And if 64 bit capability doesn't make sense on the desktop, it sure doesn't make sense in a notebook. And given the lengths to which Intel went to cut power consumption on Banias, it would have taken a major change in philosophy to put 64 bit capability into Dothan.
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