Sylph.Spency said:
Hades.Eliane said:
Spence is a lucky *** at minesweeper and cheats!
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I'm not gonna play with you if you call me names
Sylph.Spency said:
I'm not gonna play with you if you call me names
Gonna run off and cry? :p
Hades.Eliane said:
Sylph.Spency said:
Hades.Eliane said:
Spence is a lucky *** at minesweeper and cheats!
Hades.Eliane said:
Sylph.Spency said:
I'm not gonna play with you if you call me names
Gonna run off and cry? :p
I'm gonna nap :o
Hades.Eliane said:
Spelunkers hat is win!
Sylph.Spency said:
Hades.Eliane said:
Sylph.Spency said:
I'm not gonna play with you if you call me names
Oh no you dont! You get back here and argue dammit!
Hades.Eliane said:
Sylph.Spency said:
Hades.Eliane said:
Sylph.Spency said:
I'm not gonna play with you if you call me names
Oh no you dont! You get back here and argue dammit!
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Sylph.Spency said:
Hades.Eliane said:
Sylph.Spency said:
Hades.Eliane said:
Sylph.Spency said:
I'm not gonna play with you if you call me names
Fine see if i care!
Can someone who's not an idiot explain to me what the different between 32 bit and 64 bit Windows is?
Siren.Enternius said:
Can someone who's not an idiot explain to me what the different between 32 bit and 64 bit Windows is?
One is 32bit one is 64bit.
are you just asking to know or do you have a specific problem that needs to be solved? PM me and I can probably help.
Diabolos.Ghlin said:
are you just asking to know or do you have a specific problem that needs to be solved? PM me and I can probably help.
Siren.Enternius said:
Diabolos.Ghlin said:
are you just asking to know or do you have a specific problem that needs to be solved? PM me and I can probably help.
They probably aren't optimized to run in a 64 bit architecture.
I haven't really seen that much that will fully use all 64 bits.
I mean there are a few, but they ... suck.
There are several differences with 32 bit and 64bit. But the main difference is that x64 can handle more data at once. the most obvious for someone that isn't into programming is that the x64 can read more memory.
http://www.mydigitallife.info/2008/06/04/differences-and-advantages-between-32-bit-x86-vs-64-bit-x64-windows-vista/
"32-bit programs may not be fully compatible with a 64-bit operating system."
hope that helps.
"32-bit programs may not be fully compatible with a 64-bit operating system."
hope that helps.
Goddamnit, eagle, your avatar is creeeepy.
The benefits of a 64bit system are most apparent when you have a large amount of RAM installed on your computer, typically 4 GB of RAM or more. In such cases, because a 64-bit operating system can handle large amounts of memory more efficiently than a 32-bit operating system can, a 64-bit system can be more responsive when running several programs at the same time and switching between them frequently.
The 32 or 64 bit architecture refers to the memory address length that can be referenced by the processor. This also has an impact on the maximum amount of memory that can be utilised, which is 4GB for a 32 bit CPU (but in reality the maximum accessible ram is closer to 3.4 GB due to other hardware allocations).
Having a 64 bit OS doesn’t automatically make all applications faster because much of today’s software is written and optimised for a 32 bit era. You’ll need software specifically optimised for 64 bit processing to take advantage of any speed improvements. Fortunately, many games are already including such enhancements.
If you’ve got the latest hardware and drivers are available, then it would be worth while taking the step up to a 64 bit OS. If you regularly work with resource hungry applications that are 64 bit optimised (such as video editing, CAD and image packages) then it would be especially beneficial to be able to work with over 4GB of RAM amongst the other improvements.
In the not too distant future, 64 bit computing will be a common standard – as all hardware from the last couple of years has been designed with this in mind. Until a complete upgrade cycle has passed for the majority of users, there is still a strong case for some users to stick with 32 bit Windows for the time being. Once more 64 bit applications start to appear, it would be a good time to make the switch to the new architecture.
tl;dr 64 bit system can process information faster then a 32 bit system when you're doing something that requires lots of computations (Like Computer Aided Design, video editing and 3d images).
The 32 or 64 bit architecture refers to the memory address length that can be referenced by the processor. This also has an impact on the maximum amount of memory that can be utilised, which is 4GB for a 32 bit CPU (but in reality the maximum accessible ram is closer to 3.4 GB due to other hardware allocations).
Having a 64 bit OS doesn’t automatically make all applications faster because much of today’s software is written and optimised for a 32 bit era. You’ll need software specifically optimised for 64 bit processing to take advantage of any speed improvements. Fortunately, many games are already including such enhancements.
If you’ve got the latest hardware and drivers are available, then it would be worth while taking the step up to a 64 bit OS. If you regularly work with resource hungry applications that are 64 bit optimised (such as video editing, CAD and image packages) then it would be especially beneficial to be able to work with over 4GB of RAM amongst the other improvements.
In the not too distant future, 64 bit computing will be a common standard – as all hardware from the last couple of years has been designed with this in mind. Until a complete upgrade cycle has passed for the majority of users, there is still a strong case for some users to stick with 32 bit Windows for the time being. Once more 64 bit applications start to appear, it would be a good time to make the switch to the new architecture.
tl;dr 64 bit system can process information faster then a 32 bit system when you're doing something that requires lots of computations (Like Computer Aided Design, video editing and 3d images).
There also no damn reason to be using 32 anymore if you have the choice more and more programs are using x64 by the month
Diabolos.Rydiya said:
Goddamnit, eagle, your avatar is creeeepy.
Siren.Eagleeyes said:
There also no damn reason to be using 32 anymore if you have the choice more and more programs are using x64 by the month
So...many....long....computer.....words....
Siren.Eagleeyes said:
Diabolos.Rydiya said:
Goddamnit, eagle, your avatar is creeeepy.
Ramuh.Dasva said:
Siren.Eagleeyes said:
There also no damn reason to be using 32 anymore if you have the choice more and more programs are using x64 by the month
Get a new system? ('=' ) god damn
Siren.Eagleeyes said:
Ramuh.Dasva said:
Siren.Eagleeyes said:
There also no damn reason to be using 32 anymore if you have the choice more and more programs are using x64 by the month
Garuda.Mabrook said:
Ramuh.Dasva said:
1M of ram?
I can build you a system. ('=' ) im no charity.
/bored >.>
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