According to PC Magazine tests, and excuse me for not quoting the context (but
quoting the idea):
Itanium are a bit stronger CPUs, regarding 64bit performances. The are much
slower then 32bit CPUs, when emulating 32bit.
Athlon64 (Opteron) are much faster then 32bit CPUs, and are rather fast
rega
On Thu, 8 Jan 2004, Arie Folger wrote:
> There was some talk about Mandrake (even in 2.4 kernels) already supporting
> SATA and about 2.6 supporting SATA. Anybody has experience with this? Is all
> SATA supported or only some chipsets?
>
> I also wonder whether an AMD64 is worthwhile. Does it real
Arie Folger wrote:
There was some talk about Mandrake (even in 2.4 kernels) already supporting
SATA and about 2.6 supporting SATA. Anybody has experience with this? Is all
SATA supported or only some chipsets?
Mandrake had support for some SATA controllers since 9 or 9.1, but it
usually involve
There was some talk about Mandrake (even in 2.4 kernels) already supporting
SATA and about 2.6 supporting SATA. Anybody has experience with this? Is all
SATA supported or only some chipsets?
I also wonder whether an AMD64 is worthwhile. Does it really give a serious
performance increase for hom
