[mathcad] RE: AMD platform

Author: William J Marshall Posted: Wed, 24 Aug 2005 10:43:36 -0400

"Tong, Guang" "GSTong" wrote on 08/24/2005 09:14:50 AM:

> I bought an HP computer with AMD-64 processor with Microsoft Windows XP
> Media Center operating system. I installed MathCAD V2001i on it, and
opened
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This was a good choice ==/
I found that version to be more satisfying to use than 11 and later.
But my all-time favorite, for speed, stability, and robustness, was 6+.

- Bill

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