AMD gains market share, but so does Intel

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He gets that. Hence his post...

[quote author="RogerRamjet"]If AMD HAS to support those business customers, why not just do it for everyone? BTW, the gaming that is possible with 64 bit memory space is just awesome![/quote]

That is to say, "if AMD has to support those Business Customers why not do it for The Home Computer Consumers?"

He also mentions gaming. I hope none of the Business Customers here are gaming. I'll have to do something about that, won't I? BTW, I know quite a couple of hobby photographers who use 4+GB of RAM for image manipulation. They are not Business customers. They are consumers. I know a few who do video and sound manipulation with tremendous RAM, too. They can also benefit from AMD64 and it's increased RAM limit.

One built an Opteron system to do his work. He uses his P4 as a file server for the large files but manipulates them on his Opteron machine. Yep. Hobbyist home consumer. Hence,...

[quote author="RogerRamjet"]If you build it, they will come.[/quote]

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