So they're removing the tax on fuel then?
Because that's an effective tax on road usage and even weighted towards large, inefficient vehicles.
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You're forgetting one huge advantage x86-64 has over normal x86 - normal x86 is badly register-starved. x86-64 has a lot more registers, which means at lot less having to go looking in memory for data. Even if data is in L1 cache it's still quicker to have it in a register...