how come nobody's using 64-bit OS's? Their processors all support them, and 64-bit is much more expandable in terms of memory and other things (other things of which i dont know).
i mean, wouldnt 64 bit run faster on our athlons and c2d's and c2q's, because its taking advantage of all the features on the processors? or am i wrong? is it slower?
is there much compatibility issues? there used to be, i know, but do they still exist (compatiblity issues with 64bit OS's)
in a couple years we're all gonna be using 4GB dimms and ordering octo-core processors, and using wimax and usb 3.0, so shouldnt we upgrade our OS's first?
i mean, wouldnt 64 bit run faster on our athlons and c2d's and c2q's, because its taking advantage of all the features on the processors? or am i wrong? is it slower?
is there much compatibility issues? there used to be, i know, but do they still exist (compatiblity issues with 64bit OS's)
in a couple years we're all gonna be using 4GB dimms and ordering octo-core processors, and using wimax and usb 3.0, so shouldnt we upgrade our OS's first?