Je viens de recevoir un mail de AMD qui m´annonce que les processeurs Athlon 64 seront incompatibles avec tous les OS 64 Bitz car il ne serait pas assez performant.  
Donc voilà une petite news qui m´énerve car je l´avais acheté pour essayé les nouveaux OS.  
 

Hahaha.

La technologie x86-64 ne serait pas compatible et je suis inscrit a la newsletter d'AMD donc je pense que c'est fiable.

en voila un troll trollesque

passer moi vos adresses et je vous transfére le message

N'importe qui peut se faire passer pour AMD par mail.

alors explique moi comment on fait tourner des OS 64 bits (linux) sur ce genre de CPU ?

Arrête, mon serveur ne tournerait pas en fait ?  

C'est avec microsoft apparament

passez vos adresses je suis pas un pauvre type qu'envoie des virus ou des chaines.

Poste le message ici, avec les headers.

met le message ici, ca seras plus simple ...
 
et on vien de passer de "tous les OS 64 Bitz" à "C'est avec microsoft apparament" ... en moin de 10min
 
@+

 
ah oui c vrai, ya que eux qui font des OS, des vrais
 
écoute, laisse tomber c du vent cette histoire !

SUNNYVALE, CALIF.-April 25, 2005-AMD (NYSE: AMD) today announced
all existing and upcoming single- and dual-core AMD Athlon(tm) 64, AMD
Opteron(tm) and AMD Turion(tm) 64 processors are designed to be fully
compatible with and deliver world-class performance on Microsoft(r)
Windows(r) Server 2003 x64 Editions and Windows XP Professional x64
Edition.          
 
 
 
 "AMD is setting the 64-bit standard that the industry is
embracing today and our innovative AMD64 technology, together with
Microsoft's new x64 operating systems, will give millions of businesses,
PC and mobile users a chance to see the power of 64-bit computing come
to life," said Marty Seyer, corporate vice president and general
manager, Microprocessor Solutions Sector, AMD.  "AMD's industry
leadership is enabling a new set of applications and making pervasive
64-bit computing a reality. As the industry's only x86 processor
designed from the ground up for 64-bit computing and multi-core
technology, AMD64 technology-powered notebooks, desktops and servers are
the best choice for leveraging these two evolutionary computing
advances."  
 
 
 
 "While some suggested it would be impossible to create an
x86-compatible processor with competitive 64-bit and 32-bit performance,
AMD plowed ahead and demonstrated it could be done," said Nathan
Brookwood, principal analyst at Insight 64. "AMD64 technology has
altered the industry's direction and provides users with a
non-disruptive path to 64-bit computing. Microsoft's release of these
x64 Windows editions provides another critical element needed for that
64-bit migration."
 
 
 
 "Microsoft developed the Windows Server 2003 x64 Editions and
Windows XP Professional x64 Edition in close collaboration with our key
partners, including AMD," said Brian Valentine, Senior Vice President,
Windows Core Operating System Division  at Microsoft.  "This collaboration is helping usher in a new era in computing that opens the door for high-speed applications including new features along with improved performance, stability and security.
Together with the new x64 platform, AMD's introduction of 64-bit
dual-core processors offers even greater performance gains for Windows
users, while still enabling users to run both 32-bit and 64-bit
applications."
 
 
 All AMD Athlon 64 and AMD Opteron processors use AMD's Direct
Connect Architecture, which enables world-class 32- and 64-bit
performance on Microsoft Windows and other industry-leading client and
server operating systems and applications.
 
 
 
 AMD's leadership and commitment to innovate within industry
standards was again demonstrated last week with the introduction of the
world's first x86 dual-core 64-bit processors for servers and
workstations, the Dual-Core AMD Opteron processors.  The convergence of
AMD64 dual-core processors and 64-bit optimized software will
significantly boost performance across a broad spectrum of enterprise
and compute-intensive applications. Because it was designed from the
ground-up to support multi-core platforms, AMD64 technology provides
investment protection by enabling business and power users to deploy the
best dual-core technology in their existing industry-standard
environments.
 
 
AMD64 Industry Support
 
 AMD64 technology-based desktop, mobile, workstation and server
systems are available from leading system builders around the globe
including ACER, Egenera, Fujitsu Siemens, HP, IBM, Sun and others.  
 
 
 
 "HP and AMD are excited to bring the benefits of 64-bit
computing to businesses customers worldwide," said Jeff Groudan, vice
president of commercial desktop marketing, Imaging and Personal Systems
Group, HP.  "HP's new dx5150 Business Desktop PC featuring the AMD
Athlon 64 processor and Microsoft's x64 Edition operating system
provides our customers with enhanced levels of performance.  With
support for dual-core architectures, latest security features and
high-performance processors, HP and AMD are delivering innovative
systems to meet customers' needs today and in the future."
 
     
 
 "Sun Microsystems and AMD are working together to bring
innovative Windows-certified systems to the 64-bit enterprise market,"
said John Fowler, executive vice president, Network Systems Group at Sun
Microsystems. "Sun's complete range of high-performance AMD64-based
systems and StorEdge family of products provides the flexibility, versatility, identity management and cross-platform integration customers need to run their businesses."
 
 
 
About AMD64
AMD64 evolves the industry-standard 32-bit x86 architecture to support
the demanding 64-bit environment and enables next-generation
functionality and productivity today. AMD designed the AMD64 platform to
allow end users to enjoy reliable, best-in-class performance on the
32-bit software they own today while preparing for a seamless transition
to high-performance 64-bit applications. Designed from the ground up to
support multi-core capability, AMD64 dual-core processors amplify the
elegance and power of AMD's current single-core solutions. The AMD64
architecture is also designed to enhance the security of your computing
environment by integrating Enhanced Virus Protection technology enabled
by advanced anti-virus features in Windows XP Service Pack 2 and Windows
Server 2003 Service Pack 1.  
 
 
 
Since the introduction of the AMD64 architecture in 2003, the AMD
Opteron(tm) processor for servers and workstations and the AMD
Athlon(tm) 64 processor for desktop and notebook computers have earned
more than 80 awards for innovation and performance, and the support of
more than 2,000 OEMs, hardware and software developers, system builders
and distributors.
 
 
 
About AMD
AMD (NYSE:AMD) designs and produces innovative microprocessors, Flash
memory devices and low-power processor solutions for the computer,
communications and consumer electronics industries. AMD is dedicated to
delivering standards-based, customer-focused solutions for technology
users, ranging from enterprises and governments to individual consumers.
For more information visit www.amd.com.    

voila pourquoi je voulais le passer par mail c'est assez long.

et le header ??

today announced  
all existing and upcoming single- and dual-core AMD Athlon(tm) 64, AMD  
Opteron(tm) and AMD Turion(tm) 64 processors are designed to be fully  
compatible with and deliver world-class performance on Microsoft(r)  
Windows(r) Server 2003 x64 Editions and Windows XP Professional x64  
Edition.          
 
Rofl meme pas besoin d'aller voir plus loin....
 
So do u speak martian ?
 
WB.
 

Oui mais longhorn?

...

Alors whiteburner mon traducteur officiel?

Heu, faut apprendre l'anlgais la  
 
Ils annoncent juste que les version de XP et 2003 pour les A64 viennent de sortir, c'est tout  

Donc ?

cher thewarriordu911, je crois que tu t'enfonces severe !
 

Non je pense pas enfin j'éspére.

 
Noté egalement que ces autres interventions sont plutot sympathique egalement ... mais moi, j'ai rien dis

 
Donc quoi ?
Tu le fais expres ?
 
Ils annoncent la sortie des versions optimisées pour leurs proc de windows, disent que c'est totalement compatible, que tu arrives a en conclure les que "les processeurs Athlon 64 seront incompatibles avec tous les OS 64 Bitz car il ne serait pas assez performant" ça me dépasse un peu.
 
Et je vois pas ce que Longhorn viendrait faire dans un communiqué sur Windows XP et 2003...

 
 
il n'est pas encore sortit le longhorn
 
Et d'ici qu'il sortent, tous les cpu vendu seront des 64 bits

Excellent topic  
 

ouaip me fatiguep plus a répondre , mais a lire c plaisant...
 
WB.
"Traducteur officiel de "thewarrior du911""