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When will intel issue 64bit desktop/mobile processor like AMD did?
Thank you for the correction, Jikx. We might then say Nocona is Intel's equivalent of the AMD's budget 32-bit/64-bit server chip Opteron, and that Intel does not yet have a publicly-announced Athlon-64-like gamer (desktop) chip in the pipeline.Jikx said:Note: that's a server chip! Plans for desktop... not on any charts so far.
The Intel Prescott 64bit processor is a central processing unit (CPU) developed by Intel Corporation. It is a 64-bit processor, meaning it can handle larger amounts of data and perform more complex operations compared to 32-bit processors.
Yes, the Intel Prescott 64bit processor is compatible with both 64-bit and 32-bit systems. However, to fully utilize its capabilities, a 64-bit operating system is required.
The Intel Prescott 64bit processor is the successor to the Intel Northwood processor. It has a larger cache, improved microarchitecture, and supports 64-bit instructions, making it more efficient and powerful.
The Intel Prescott 64bit processor has several advantages, including faster processing speed, support for larger amounts of RAM, and the ability to handle more complex tasks. It also has improved security features and better compatibility with modern software.
Yes, the Intel Prescott 64bit processor is still relevant in today's technology. While it may not be the latest processor, it is still a powerful and efficient option for many computing needs, especially for those on a budget. It is also widely used in servers and workstations.