drkohler on 21 February 2013
ethomaz said:
It's X86-64... Sony confirmed that. |
Just to clarify a few things here:
The Jaguar has a 40bit addressing space, not a 64bit space, so you could clip about half a terabyte of ram onto any Jaguar chip (that is quite a lot more than 8G)
The 64bit is the "data size", simplified the cpu can process 64bit variables "in one swing".
