N
Nargoon
If you are using XP Professional it is probably 64bit, If
you are using Home edition it is probably 32bit.
you are using Home edition it is probably 32bit.
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J
Jack Meyhoff
ROFL, OMG FUNNY
BZZZT WRONG:. NEXT CONTESTANT.
BZZZT WRONG:. NEXT CONTESTANT.
B
baker
Don't believe Nar the Goon! See my answer above to another person
thoroughly out of his territory. Have you ever seen a 64 bit machine?
Do you have any idea what they cost? If so you would have never asked
this question. :-(
thoroughly out of his territory. Have you ever seen a 64 bit machine?
Do you have any idea what they cost? If so you would have never asked
this question. :-(
M
Mark Henri
I guess we know that Nargoon doesn't have any idea what he's talking about.
W
Will Denny
Hi Mike
The Itanium CPUs are not available 'over the counter' in the UK - and from my research they have to ordered to specification. One of the local Business Companies very near to me has invested in a 64-bit Workstation - even though I advised them against it - price wise.
It really was a waste of money - a 32-bit CPU would have seen them through for the next 3 years.
Will
The Itanium CPUs are not available 'over the counter' in the UK - and from my research they have to ordered to specification. One of the local Business Companies very near to me has invested in a 64-bit Workstation - even though I advised them against it - price wise.
It really was a waste of money - a 32-bit CPU would have seen them through for the next 3 years.
Will
W
Will Denny
Jack Meyhoff said:Nice to see you have some understanding of the market. NOT.
'richard'.
Will
J
Jack Meyhoff
'bob'
Wont
'richard'.
Will
Wont
Jack Meyhoff said:Nice to see you have some understanding of the market. NOT.
'richard'.
Will
M
Mike Brannigan [MSFT]
Jack,
How HP make their products available to you the general public is not to an
issue.
The fact that you local CompUSA does not carry them does necessarily mean
that some other store will not be carrying high end product.
This, we have no control over.
My understanding of the market place extends to that you can buy an Itanium
II PC for approx $3200 dollars from various sources.
64-bit systems are available to anyone that wants one for a computing tasks
that requires a 64-bit platform to yield business benefit.
--
Regards,
Mike
--
Mike Brannigan [Microsoft]
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rights
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How HP make their products available to you the general public is not to an
issue.
The fact that you local CompUSA does not carry them does necessarily mean
that some other store will not be carrying high end product.
This, we have no control over.
My understanding of the market place extends to that you can buy an Itanium
II PC for approx $3200 dollars from various sources.
64-bit systems are available to anyone that wants one for a computing tasks
that requires a 64-bit platform to yield business benefit.
--
Regards,
Mike
--
Mike Brannigan [Microsoft]
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
rights
Please note I cannot respond to e-mailed questions, please use these
newsgroups