AMD says its chips can boost PC security

No switching!: I know its a convient way to express "it doesnt work now but will when such and such happens," but they are just confusing the issue by talking about switches. You need both the cpu and the OS to support it or there is no effect. Simple as that. MS isnt making changes to your cpu, your cpu isnt installed with features disabled. Well, maybe it is, but this isnt one of them. Heck, you dont even need annything MS for it to work. Red Hat;s Fedora 2 supported it well before SP2 came out.; Posted by: zijiang Posted on: 08/09/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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