Microsoft to Launch 64-bit Windows on Monday
maotx writes "Several news outlets are reporting that Microsoft will officially roll out 64-bit versions of its Windows operating systems on Monday. As compared with existing 32-bit versions: 64-bit Windows will handle 16 terabytes of virtual memory, as compared to 4 GB for 32-bit Windows. System cache size jumps from 1 GB to 1 TB, and paging-file size increases from 16 TB to 512 TB."
640k ought to be enough for anybody.
> paging-file size increases from 16 TB to 512 TB
:)
Hope that's a maximum, not required
It still has Solitaire, right?
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They have caught up with Ninendo64!
...has somuch more useless information that you need a dual monitor set up just to read it.
BlackNova Traders
MS: "We finally have a 64-Bit version of Windows. Page file and virtual memory sizes have increased substantially. In recognition of this, all native Windows apps and all new releases of Office, Visual Studio .Net, and other core Microsoft products will be quickly bloated to take full advantage of these new sizes!"
Do they release it because It Just Works?
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Thank you Mr. Data, but there's no need to explain every punchline.
Nowadays I think it's more like, "Three user-land tasks should be enough for poor foreigners."
Stick Men
Windows ia a:
32-bit kludge running on top of a
16-bit patch to an
8-bit operating system written for a
4-bit microprocessor by a
2-bit company that can't stand
1-bit of competition