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AMD was quick to advertise the 64 bit support on their chip, and make millions of profit off it. Alot of people did this too. They were fast to grab the AMD when they announced 64 bit.

He speaks the truth. Microsoft itself will post page long explanations about a <i>single</i> bug in IE. Imagine how many pages it would take to explain thousands of bugs?

In the past, I've tryed both an internal sound card and motherboard audio, and I never noticed a difference in speed between the two ;)

A lot of people complain about Norton Antivirus, but I been using it apparently glitch-free..... No crashes or lockups or problems here.

Not enough available 64 bit drivers for the hardware I use. Therefore I never bothered with the 64 bit version of Windows. Whats the point, if there aren't enough drivers for it?

Businesses who run million-dollar servers might use it. One thousand dollars would be a drop in a bucket to such corporations.

Unfortunately the source is wrong in this case. I remember StarOffice. StarOffice came out <b>before</b> OpenOffice, thus it can't be the commercialized version of it, if it came out before it! Somebody got things backwards on that wikipedia page.

I run my AMD at 1.5 volts, and this is 24 hours / 7 days a week. I doubt it will ever burn out.

Better to be safe then sorry. I rather be a tiny bit more careful now and save the money I would of put out later replacing my memory.

I also think the NF4 is the best available. I would not touch the ATI chipset with a ten foot stick. Only reason ATI came out with a chipset was to try to copy Nvidia.

I like Rise of Nations. The depth to the game was fun, despite the bad graphics.

I totally agree. Would be worth spending $500 for a graphics card that would last 4 years and STILL be able to play all the newest games at the highest frame rates after 4 years. However, what are the odds of that happening? With the rapid development of new graphic cards, the current...

I'm running at 2.6, any higher and it becomes unstable.

Why are you running Windows XP on an 8 gigabyte partition?

Is water cooling worth the trouble? Usually with a very nice air heatsink, you can overclock to about the same as water cooling, and you don't need to worry about ever having to maintenance it after installation. Unlike water cooling.