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Windows XP 64-bit : A Look at Build 3790
[link=http://www.gamepc.com]GamePC[/link] have put up an article looking at Windows XP 64-bit Build 3790.
[blockquote]Just like that, you're on the 64-bit highway - living in the future. But wait, hold on there, space cowboy, do you really want Windows XP 64-bit Edition today? If you're a gamer, a workstation user, or just a casual desktop user, at the moment the answer is likely no. Sorry to dash your hopes, but moving to a 64-bit OS will not show huge performance increases immediately, despite the fact that your OS is capable of processing software in 64-bit chunks. In fact, like every new technology, there is a period of maturation involved, and even with a 64-bit OS working for you, it's still going to be a while before one starts to see the true benefits of 64-bit technology.
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[link=http://www.gamepc.com/labs/view_content.asp?id=xp641069&page=1]The full article[/link]
[blockquote]Just like that, you're on the 64-bit highway - living in the future. But wait, hold on there, space cowboy, do you really want Windows XP 64-bit Edition today? If you're a gamer, a workstation user, or just a casual desktop user, at the moment the answer is likely no. Sorry to dash your hopes, but moving to a 64-bit OS will not show huge performance increases immediately, despite the fact that your OS is capable of processing software in 64-bit chunks. In fact, like every new technology, there is a period of maturation involved, and even with a 64-bit OS working for you, it's still going to be a while before one starts to see the true benefits of 64-bit technology.
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[link=http://www.gamepc.com/labs/view_content.asp?id=xp641069&page=1]The full article[/link]
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