Athelon 64 everywhere, 64-bit MSP??

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  • wkulecz
    Super MURCer
    • Oct 1999
    • 1724

    #1

    Athelon 64 everywhere, 64-bit MSP??

    What happened to the 64-bit version of Ulead Media Studio Pro?

    Athelon 64 seems everywhere now -- saw a Circut City ad pushing an Athelon64 notebook for "back to school" computer.

    --wally.
  • UtwigMU
    Super MURCer
    • Jul 2002
    • 5651

    #2
    You need a 64-bit OS, either Linux or WindowsXP 64-bit edition, which is only in beta ATM.

    Untill 64-bit Windows XP is released, don't expect 64-bit versions of applications.

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    • Adis
      MURCer
      • Nov 2002
      • 546

      #3
      And also it can not be done before Intel release 64bit processor

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      • Brian Ellis
        Super MURCer
        • Sep 1999
        • 9623

        #4
        Originally posted by adis
        And also it can not be done before Intel release 64bit processor
        And they won't do this in a hurry, just to embarrass AMD
        Brian (the devil incarnate)

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        • Frank Marshall
          MURCer
          • Jun 2000
          • 202

          #5
          64-bit windows "Longhorn" is due in 2007...
          Intel TuC3 1.4 | 512MB SDRAM | AOpen AX6BC BX/ZX440 | Matrox Marvel G200 | SoundBlaster Live! Value | 12G/40G | Pioneer DVR-108 | 2 x 17" CRTs

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          • Marshmallowman
            Super MURCer
            • Sep 1999
            • 3416

            #6
            i think intel's iAMD64-x86, is only going to embarass intel themselves. It really does not cut the mustard..

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            • spadnos
              MURCer
              • Jun 2002
              • 859

              #7
              Originally posted by UtwigMU
              You need a 64-bit OS, either Linux or WindowsXP 64-bit edition, which is only in beta ATM.

              Untill 64-bit Windows XP is released, don't expect 64-bit versions of applications.
              At least, not 64-bit versions of Windows applications.

              There are already large numbers of 64-bit applications available on Linux, Macintosh, and other UNIX flavors.

              - Steve

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