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[Snowboardalliance]

Dude, I dont even know what the difference is between a 32 and a 64 bit program.

Neither do I lol

[HerLoss]

Could someone explain for SBA and I?

[Ashoat]

Stolen from a PC World:

The amount of data a chip can process at once is a fundamental difference between today's 32-bit desktop processors--like Intel's Pentium 4, AMD's Athlon XP, and Apple's Motorola-made G4--and future 64-bit desktop CPUs, says Kevin Krewell, senior editor at Microprocessor Report. In the 64-bit camp are Apple's pending IBM-made G5 and AMD's upcoming Athlon 64.

 

The 64-bit CPUs can handle more memory and larger files. "The advantage of 64 bits is it gives you a larger address space, which means it lets you address more memory," Krewell says. Today's 32-bit Intel and AMD chips can address up to 4GB of memory (an Apple G4 unit can address 2GB). In Windows-based machines, that 4GB is split between the operating system and the applications. That means the most memory any given application can access is 2GB.

 

"That limit is not a big deal now, but it could be down the road--particularly in video-editing applications and the like," he adds.

 

A 64-bit processor, on the other hand, can address up to 16 exabytes of memory (that's over 16 billion gigabytes).

 

Hey hey hey, I didn't pirate. I just have my connections, and it was completely legal

 

I only pirate stuff I can't get legally

Did you throw him an offer he couldn't refuse ??

No, the person just works for Microsoft

[HerLoss]

A 64-bit processor, on the other hand, can address up to 16 exabytes of memory (that's over 16 billion gigabytes).

Uhh, holy [bleeped!]??

[Kyougi]

But like I said, there hasn't been anything made to address that power, and a 32 bit processor works just fine.