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    AMD to cease 32-bit Radeon Software development

    Follows a similar move signalled by Nvidia at the end of last year.
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    Re: AMD to cease 32-bit Radeon Software development

    That's going to suck.
    That's why I bought an AMD card.
    At least they have more consideration
    for the customer then greedy nvidia.

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    Re: AMD to cease 32-bit Radeon Software development

    Cease is the wrong word, it's moved to legacy drivers. I thought they already had tbh.

    A quick look on Overclockers, the smallest amount of memory they do on an AMD video card is 2GB which as a chunk taken out of the 3.5GB memory map of a Windows XP box doesn't really leave you enough system ram to properly run Office. If you have a video card with under a GB of vram to make it usable with 32 bit Windows, then you don't need optimisation for the latest AAA games which is what the mainline drivers are for.

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