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| I am about to specify a top end PC for heavy number crunching. I am looking at AMD FX60 processor, 2Gbyte RAM and Windows. Will Windows XP 64-bit support the dual processor? I have one application (designed for Windows XP 32-bit on a single core) that I would like to give as much processor as possible. Can I give it one core to itself and run all the rest of windows on the other core? The application will take hours (days/weeks) to run. Is this the right newsgroup for this question? If it isn't then please tell me where to post this question. | Guest
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| Try posting it in... microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware ![]() -- Temur A. http://www.khyshen.co.uk http://msn.khyshen.co.uk "Howard Shaw" <Howard Shaw@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:A493BA15-C0FD-4ACD-89F5-1C24681F6FA2@microsoft.com... Quote:
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