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smky143

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Whats the difference. Which one should I get.
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jrm20

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775 is the newest standard of the two, you should probably go with 775 and get one of the newer pentium 4 cpu's with 2mb cache and 64 bit.
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intel does 64bit for public use?

i thought atm they were only for the industrial sector? (businesses)
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:tazz: Yes you can build yourself an intel pentium 4 with 64 bit instructions. No its not just for businesses lol.



http://www.newegg.co...Submit=Property


You can get the 64 bit for pentium 4, Xeon and dual core platforms.

The pentium 4 64 bit processors come in 1mb cache and 2mb cache... ;) ;)
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is this a p4 with a 64bit instruction set, or a true 64bit processor?
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It says 64 bit support so yes its 64 bit
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