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Old 02-19-2005, 06:04 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default What's Intel EM64TTechnology?

Hey, i was looking for a Intel P4 LGA775 3.2Ghz in newegg, and i found this new techonology: (Intel EM64T, XD Bit, Enhanced Intel Speedstep Technology)

That mean that the support 64 bit OS?????
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Think AMD64.

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That mean that the support 64 bit OS?????
Yep.
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Agree. EMT64 is 64-bit CPU. You can run Win XP 64-bit on it
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EMT64 is 64-bit CPU
Its just the 64bit instructions and extentions man.
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