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more about #bits more comments → penguiniator: What... are peripheral manufacturers going to all dump 32-bit drivers, bypass 64-bit drivers, and jump straight to 128-bit drivers in one fell swoop? ... more » hblair66000001002: What is it with people with their taskbars at the top of the screen? Linux/OSX fanboys are the only ones writing articles? more » Ursus Maritimus: Mmmm, 128-bit. Does that mean 16 and 32GB sticks of DDR4? more » ceilingFANBOY: Does anyone else find it a bit stalkerish the way they tracked down resumes of Microsoft employees and looked through them for hints as to what featur... more » fluidstates: Amen. pete1061. "We're big on 64-bit OSes" yet far too often the most current 64-bit OS (read: Vista 64) turns into nothing more than a HUGE PITA bec... more » drsmith: The real question here is *why*? I understand the limitations of 32bit (32bit values roll over at the 4GB mark), but we have no current limitations w... more » madog: When it comes out in 37 years it'll be greatly appreciated, and potentially necessary. more » Barry99705: Great. Now we'll have the same retards asking if so and so is 128bit compatible. When we ask why they need 128bit, they'll say "because 128bit is be... more » dagamer34: It's called planning ahead. You don't make an entire OS 64-bit compatible overnight. Heck, because Windows XP wasn't designed with 64-bit compatibilit... more » fastm3driver: Talk is cheap. -Win FS team... more » ryno365: Jeez. Doesnt 64 bit support like a few hundred Gigs of ram? I can understand it if they want to start developing 128bit, but releasing a 128 bit os?... more » BeerManMike: 2023: Newegg "shell shocker", 2eb stick of DDR20 only 24.98 after MiR!!! more » anotirky: Plagiarism :-/ copied from msftkitchen http://msftkitchen.com/2009/10/exclusive-windows-8-and-windows-9-kernals-to-support-128-bit-architecture.html more » Noobs-R-Us: and I should care because?.... more » JonathanS: "Vista 64-bit being the first consumer-usable 64-bit version of Windows" I'm typing this from a workstation running Windows XP x64, 2003 edition - whe... more » -
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Windows 7: 64 Bit. Windows 8? Try 128 Bit
We're big on 64-bit OSes, 'cause ours computers eat memory like this Obama eats children's dreams, but Microsoft's thinking about going 128 bit as soon as Windows 8, and most definitely by Windows 9. More »
