how do i tell if my intel processor has EM64T support?
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You would be able to know using the processor model number (not speed).
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that's the test report Pentium Extreme Edition 955 versus Athlon 64 FX-60\nThe conclusion in one phrase: the test results make it clear, however, that Intel probably won't be able to catch up with AMD using processors based on the Netburst microarchitecture.\n\nhttp://techreport.com/reviews/2006q1/fx60-vs-955xe/index.x?pg=1
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Check the device manager.  Go to Start - Run - type :devmgmt.msc - hit ENTER.  Expand "Display Adapters" and it should tell you what model card you have.  If the OS has, however, installed generic drivers just to get the card working - then this information will not be accurate.  You will actually have to open the case and look at the card (I'm assuming it's an expansion card and not integrated).  Hope this helps.
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From Windows, go to the Control Panel. Click on System icon.\n\nHere you'll find out the processor speed and amount of RAM you have.
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The Intel Itanium is the only 64-bit processor that Intel has on the market and it is only found in high-end server systems; not laptops.  Intel decided to begin using their Core Duo CPUs in laptops so that is the Intel product that you will see in laptops.  AMD's 64-bit CPUs are more likely to be found in laptop systems because they operate with lower power requirements than Intel processors.  There is absolutely nothing wrong with AMD CPUs.  In fact, many people believe they are superior to Intel.  However, it depends on the application software that is running.   Different types of programs rely on different operational aspects of the CPU so you have to further investage the performance evaluations to make sure you're getting a true picture of CPU performance. (www.spec.org)
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Use intel Processor. Many Operating System full support this processor. You don't need doubt about the compatibility with many OS, like Linux and other Unix.
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Any 64-bit version if you want to take full advatage of your 64-bit CPU. Note that any 32-bit version will work as well.
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you should ask how i can check that iam having a onboard graphics or dedicated graphic card.
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Go to Start and click on help and support\nSystem information\nView the status of hardware and software\n\nThis should give you a list of all the applications and devices on your machine\n\nIf there are any conflicts, you will see the software causing the problem.\n\nLook under obsolete application and device drivers
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http://www.intel.com/community/index.htm\n\ntry them
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goto:\nhttp://support.intel.com/support/go/downloads....
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I think there's a program called "MemTest" or "RamTest" or something along those lines.  Basically, look for some freeware that tests it - usually can be found on any of the "tech" sites.\n\nEdit: Yes, it is "MemTest" - I just "googled" it.  You may want to do the same.
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It has nothing to do with the CPU. 64bit chips are fully backwards compatiable.\nthe LAN PARTY boards are usually top of the line ones also.\n\nI would think 2 things: make sure ALL of your drivers are up-to-date (video, motherboard(it's a DFI), sound, etc).\n2. upgrade your RAM. If you don't have enough, you'll have to use your pagefile (that's on your Hard drive) and that slows it down a lot and if you're hard drive is being taxed too much, that could be the cause of the crash.
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You can try this tool: http://www.sofotex.com/AIDA32-download_L9326.html\nIt will give you detailed information about your hardware and operating system.
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go to www.crucial.com\nthere you will be able to find out your memory type\nmost probably a small software will be downloaded\nthe execution of that small software could result in telling you the type of RAM your system can accept\nok
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According to the EpoX website, the list is here\nftp://ftp.epox.com/downloads/FAQ/CPU%20approval%20list-INTEL-Aug04.pdf\nAs cheap as new PCs are, it might be more cost effective to just get a newer machine.\nIt lookslike Yahoo can't wrap the url, so you may have to cut paste these two together.\nftp://ftp.epox.com/downloads/FAQ/CPU\n%20approval%20list-INTEL-Aug04.pdf
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you need to install drivers (from Intel, the Mobo manufacturer) so Win can see the various components of your Mobo; go to\nhttp://www.intel.com/products/motherboard/D946GZIS/index.htm\nclick on Tools & SW\nunder Drv.s & BIOS updtes click on Drv. updates\n( http://www.intel.com/design/motherbd/is/is_drive.htm )\nthere are only Win 2K & XP drv.ers, so you'll have to enable compatibility mode (Property of the downloaded file, Comp. panel, choose XP, obviously)\nif the driver expands in a directory like C:&#92;Intel&#92;... , change the compatibility for all EXEs there too, if the driver doesn't install right away.