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07-21-2007, 12:14 PM
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| 64-bit computing? Hey I have been wondering about all the 64-bit OS's and CPU's, are they better than your average system? if so why? what do they offer over that the average system? Any information on them would help me  Thanks. __________________  Great looking text - by just typing into a box you can create great looking text for your msn names, myspace, bebo, netlog, facebook and more           |
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07-21-2007, 04:15 PM
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| Bump up, I'm wondering to the same question too, is it better? I heard that many software applications are not compatible with 64-bit OS  but I guess sooner or later 64 bit will eventually take over 32 bit...? or... is it?__________________ PHP Code: |
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07-21-2007, 04:28 PM
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| I know that now there are a lot of applications for the Linux 64-bit version, i don't know why that is, i just found there was many for that but not for things such as windows? Are all 32-bit application none compatible with 64-bit CPU's? or is it only some and that other 64-bit CPU's are backward compatible? __________________ Great looking text - by just typing into a box you can create great looking text for your msn names, myspace, bebo, netlog, facebook and more |
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