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"We're going to ship the 64-bit version of UT2003 at or before the consumer [upcoming AMD]Athlon™ 64 [processor] launch. And our next-generation engine won't just support 64-bit, but will basically REQUIRE it on the content-authoring side."
You can say whatever you want to say, but clearly the first sentence is talking about the GAME ITSELF, not the development environment for the Unreal engine.
So, since a 2 GHz single channel Athlon 64 already beats the vaunted 3.2 GHz Pentium 4 with hyperthreading on Unreal Tournament 2003, why should a gamer buy anything other than AMD?
Petz