I have to agree with eric here. What kind of nonsense is that to say that if
you don't know what benefits you would get out of a 64 bit system, you don't
need it?
Speed would be the obvious benefit along with everything that Eric said.
It doesn't take a rocket scientist to see that<grin>.



-----Original Message-----
From: erik burggraaf [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Tuesday, January 13, 2009 1:49 PM
To: Raul A. Gallegos
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Re: window eyes and 64 bit os

> "What it comes down to, is if you don't know what benefits a 64-bit  
> operating system, you don't need it."
> What?  That's rediculous.  Sorry guy, one may not much care that a  
> 32 bit opperating system uses a 32 bit system bus and a 64 bit  
> system uses a 64 bit system bus.
One still may care that a 64 bit opperating system makes use of all  
the resourses at the desposal of the system, where-as a 32 bit  
opperating system makes use of only half.  That may be over  
simplifying, but if you boil it down like that, One might consider  
that a true 64 bit opperating system is faster and more stable on 64  
bit hardware than a 32 bit opperating system is.  And, one might care  
about that, especially if one is putting a fare ammount of money into  
a system.
One might be passing interested in the fact that true 64 it systems  
have better security features than 32 bit systems, and that you need a  
64 bit OS to take advantage of those hardware features, even if you  
don't want all the technical detales.

One might also be interested in generalities about the overall  
effectiveness of 64 bit xp, vs 64 bit vista, and the fact that vista  
is better developped for 64 bit systems.  Maybe that seems obvious to  
some one who knows computers, but it would be valuable information for  
some one who thinks these things are more or less created equal.

The attitude that end users thinking about buying or upgrading systems  
don't need to know about the differences between 32 bit and 64 bit is  
frankly misguided, and I'm surprized that a normally with it support  
professional would publish a statement like this.  I don't think we  
were looking for the engineering diagrams from asus here, just a  
general list of benefits like performance, stability, security, and  
hardware compadibility, and I really think most people are interested  
in those.

Best,

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On 13-Jan-09, at 12:20 PM, Raul A. Gallegos wrote:

> Hi. We never said anything about dropping support for any operating  
> system. What it comes down to, is if you don't know what benefits a  
> 64-bit operating system, you don't need it.
>
> You can always google or visit microsoft for the differences.
>
> Sunshine wrote the following on 1/13/2009 2:49 PM:
>> what are the advantages  of a 64 bit windows os vs a 32 bit?
>> what are the pros and cons?
>> Also will a person have to  switch os's when window eyes 7.1 comes  
>> out? if so
>> when if it happens will windows xp 32 bit be not supported?
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