Who hasnt gone 64 yet?

[Swafe]

Shiny old XP1700 still

Looking to upgrade to a P4 rig now as this ones dying, then maybe A64 in a year or 2 when longhorns here, and there are actually a few more 64 bit apps

[DeludedGuy]

I usually upgrade around the time the numbers have doubled and the prices have dropped a bit. So from 2500+ Barton to 5000+ X2

Yup, I do the same, I will wait untill the 4ghz processors cost about £130

[rajagra]

who's understands and is getting an advantage out of 64bit at the moment.

AMD64s are the best 32-bit processors you can get. That's a big enough advantage for me right now. Future 64-bit benefits are just a bonus.

[BenW]

P4 2.26 running at 2.3 and undervolted

Haven't had the funds to move a64 yet

[Trash Man]

Yup, I do the same, I will wait untill the 4ghz processors cost about £130

Damn, that's gonna be one long wait.

[Starburn]

I was running an XP2500 @ XP3200 (have been for as long as I can remember ).. but it's given up and dies playing WoW now so I've had to clock back to stock (originally thought it was the graphics; with the display corruption.. thinking I was wrong now..).

Thus I'm going for an upgrade.. but it seems best to wait till July at least to see what ATI have to offer (hopefully something) and perharps then a drop in X850XT prices (they haven't changed in months from what I can see).
Then will grab a 3000+ venice and go for the OC

[rick1967]

My XP-M at 2.2Ghz and 9800 pro are still handling everything I throw at them (within reason).

I'll probably do the complete mobo/cpu/gfx card upgrade when an X800XT costs
about the same as a 9800pro does now...or I might just get an XBOX360 instead.

[Trippledence]

I got a AMD 64 3500+ in janurary. The main motive been it was the fastest prosesser for the money. THe 64 element might be a bonus in the future but im not overly botherd.

[Smokey21]

I think more to the point....who's understands and is getting an advantage out of 64bit at the moment.

I think you'll find that a short list of users

But thats not the point. Being 64bit compatible is just a bonus in my view.

A64's are a lot faster than XP's for everything, and have much much better chipset support, memory support, etc, etc.

I also think A64's are a great investment. if you say spend the extra money on a decent setup and clock it to around 2.5-2.8ghz you have a very fast PC that will last you ages. hell AMD's fastest flagship chip is only 2.8ghz.

[RoGuE|SaBeR]

Currently still running a XP2500 @ roughly 2ghz - does the job for me and to be honest I haven't been playing as many games recently so my 9800 Pro is the ticket.

Probably going to build a middle range 64bit rig before Uni - nothing too fancy though.

[iranu]

2500 @ 2.2ghz plus trusty 9700pro. Will upgrade when I need to i.e. when I can't run games at a decent res.

[neillybob]

My xp1700 does everything I want

What I need is:

More storage
New monitor
possibly a slightly better gfx card
new psu

But the core components will be fine till longhorn then a full upgrade

[oralpain]

I've been using various A64 chips for about 14 months now. Never really considered the 64-bitness a factor. The integrated memory controler is the greatest thing in computers in a while.

[autopilot]

Still with my trusty P4 because I leave my upgrades as long as possible to get the most 'bang for buck'. Only now have I started getting frustrated with framerates on games, and i have a AGP board. Must admit it been a long wait for a major upgrade but I need a complete overhaul to get PCI express, but a nice new Athlon 64 should be sitting in case by mid next month.

[Timmy!!!]

I have my laptop which is a Pentium M at 2Ghz. Ticks away nicely. I am not thinking about upgrading to 64 bit for a long time as I would get another laptop, and 64 bit versions are expensive! (and hot at the moment)

[Apex]

Thinking about this yesterday, and wondered who has/hasn't and why.

I haven't, upgrading my pc has been my number one priority of late, but i hope to upgrade in the next few months

The cost of moving to a pci-e platform is the reason am sticking with what i have.

My shuttle sn45g v2 does all that i need. plenty of ram, plenty of gpu power amd plenty of hdd space so no reason to move.

amd 2500 xp-m @ 2.3ghz, 1gb of ram, x800 xt pe and 410gb of hdd space is more then enuff for most users