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Via I can see - Microsoft I can't
Okay, so Via's specializing in smaller computers, so I can see them not going 64 bit.

Microsoft, on the other hand, is creating an operating system that's used by all kinds of users, including people like gamers and power users who will really use their memory quickly. It's just a matter of time before more people are using that memory, and I'd rather Microsoft get 64 bits as the default before more people start hitting the limits.
Posted by: CobraA1   Posted on: 01/24/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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been running 64 bits  galileon | 01/24/08
Yes, 64 bits DOES work like a charm, on Ubuntu and Linux in general,  DonnieBoy | 01/24/08
Old news...  JDThompson | 01/24/08
Via playing catch up, eh?  CobraA1 | 01/24/08
Still, about 99.9% of computers do not have enough memory to take advantage  DonnieBoy | 01/24/08
Via I can see - Microsoft I can't  CobraA1 | 01/24/08
You are right that untill the average computer is 64 bits, MS and others  DonnieBoy | 01/24/08
Then you can not take advantage of the 64 bits  GuidingLight | 01/24/08
The GIMP and Art of Illusion (nt)  CobraA1 | 01/25/08
Great to see another competitor with great low power chips.  DonnieBoy | 01/24/08
I wouldn't say "Great"...  jetman36 | 01/24/08
I don't know, the VIA chips enable some pretty innovative designs, I think  DonnieBoy | 01/24/08
Really?.....  jetman36 | 01/24/08
Not really (nt)  GuidingLight | 01/24/08
RE: Via makes way for 64-bit chips  Bill4 | 01/24/08
what is the comparison to the C7-D processor? is this just a 64bit upgrade?  wessonjoe | 01/29/08

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