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windows x64
Name: pckiller Date: February 20, 2006 at 00:29:45 Pacific OS: xp sp2 CPU/Ram: 2800+/1
Comment:
has anyone used the 64 bit windows edition? im sure someone has by now...just went to a 64 bit system and I wasnt sure if going with x64 is benificial to me.
Next thing you know, you have money missing and your daughters knocked up! Ive seen it a hundrend times.
Name: Grusomhat Date: February 20, 2006 at 00:57:59 Pacific
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I recently installed Xp x64 and han't noticed much differnent how ever i han't used it much. I think the best option would be to dual boot with 32bit. Most software seems to be compatible and there is lots of software being built for 64bit. You may gave a problems with some devicesthat havn't got any 64 bit drivers.
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Response Number 2
Name: AbDizzy Date: February 20, 2006 at 04:51:05 Pacific
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x64 is just an emulation of 32 bit emulator there are not many programs which use 64 bit theres not really any point of upgrading
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