Windows 9
The following is from a trade report - "Few expect Microsoft to unveil the full feature list or even the target arrival date for Windows 9 at Build 2014. Instead, Microsoft officials are likely to...
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Campfire Time wrote:
And unless you are a corporate customer, why are you still running "legacy Win32 apps"? 64 bit apps run far better.
You're kidding, right? 90% of the user apps (not system) that run on your PC are Win32 apps. Just pull up Task Manager and count all the apps that end in *32
64 bit apps do not provide dramatic improvement over 32 bit. Drivers need to be 64 bit and some apps that might require copious amounts of RAM, but the majority of apps do not need to nor do they gain great benefit from being 64 bit.
