An old-timer at heart
In 2004 you were the coolest kid on the block. You still tell the stories, and people still listen.
You are the
An old-timer at heart
In 2004 you were the coolest kid on the block. You still tell the stories, and people still listen.
AMD's Athlon 64 (2004) brought 64-bit computing to home PCs, and Intel ended up adopting its design: every modern PC uses the 64-bit extension AMD invented. Fun fact: "3200+" wasn't megahertz but a performance comparison with the Pentium 4; it actually ran at 2 GHz.