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9th Sep 2008, 05:02
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Total n0ob question - but ask and ye shalle get lé answer, right?
With China's "Godson" processor in the news a bit lately and its soon-to-have abailty to emulate x86 so x86 software can run on it - i.e Windows, does this mean that the 64bit Godson is x64 already and as such can run 64bit windows/linux etc? Or am i totally missing something here? Don't bite lol! |
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9th Sep 2008, 12:51
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The new Godsun, AFAIK, will run 32 and 64 bit apps. The old Godsun 2, could only run 64 bit apps, again, AFAIK. Does this help?
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9th Sep 2008, 13:20
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bad noob, very bad noob, back in your cage!
 loli read the article and i think it means that it is ether better than other 64x processors at emulating x86 or just capible of running x86 which all x64 processors can do anything. i think the big deal is about the fact that the processor can run multiple arcetictures (e.g. power pc, x86, mac, etc). all a bit confusing to me aswell so it isnt a noobish questions really. show me a noob that knows what x86 is and ill eat my hand :DDD |
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9th Sep 2008, 14:56
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Most new processors can do 64 and 32....
I think you're past the newb status now! Just for beign on a tech forum!
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