When can AMD's CPU be used together with Intel?

When AMD's CPU support will be equal to Intel's -- general Linux technology-Linux technology and application information. The following is a detailed description. I have encountered many accidents since I bought this HP3159 notebook. I have repaired the motherboard and often encountered USB device identification problems. However, in Windows, the general usage is quite stable. Some software such as matlab installation will encounter problems, but fortunately there are solutions on the Internet.

I have tried to install Ubuntu7, Gentoo2007, Fedora8, Centos5.1, and so on in my laptop so that I can do research and I am still interested in Linux when I have a holiday, some problems are found. When installing the source code in Gentoo, compilation of many things is much more troublesome than the Intel desktop in the lab. Many open source programs sometimes require some skills for compiling and installing. Gentoo has fewer hardware problems, but it takes too much time to install the system. Ubuntu and Centos all have problems with sound card installation. The realplay of Fedora8 can only display images without sound, using mplayer and having only sound and no images, the results are not solved according to some methods provided on the Internet, such as patching mplayer and adding real codecs. There is also a strange phenomenon: There is a mouse before logging on to the system, but there is no mouse after logging on, it seems better after updating the kernel.

In linux, i386 is the most widely supported, while x86_64 is much worse. I have never liked Intel's unique technology. technologies like VT are available only on relatively high-end CPUs. The E6550 CPU with P35 belongs to i686, And the C31 is changed to i586, AMD is more cost-effective, and the motherboard and CPU are half cheaper to support peer-to-peer technology. Unfortunately, the support is insufficient.