win XP 64 bit

Discussion in 'Operativni sistemi, aplikacije i programiranje' started by ZzZzZzZ, Jan 25, 2005.

  1. monK

    monK Komšija

    star je to cjenovnik
    nije se promijenio od nove godine

    koliko ja znam cijena je sad jos manja
     
  2. Dzahdo

    Dzahdo Aktivista

    Hehe :) :mrgreen:
     
  3. monK

    monK Komšija

    slicna cijena je i u plusu
     
  4. sffovac

    sffovac Novi član

    dobar ovaj 64bitni prozor, kaze mozes sa njim instlirati i igrice, a da ne formatiras disk, pravo mi se svidja i koristicu ga svaki drugi dan
     
  5. Dzahdo

    Dzahdo Aktivista

    Imaš li ga ti Enise?? Ustvari neću ga ni instalirat koji će mi, kad izađe 3ds max u 64-bitnom okruženju i Photoshop CS onda ću ga install :D:D Ako Bog Da
     
  6. sffovac

    sffovac Novi član

    eto da se malo vratim na temu, je li iko instaliro i gdje se mogu naci driveri, posebno me interesuje za satu ?

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    Microsoft has confirmed that Windows XP 64 has gone gold. This means that MSDN subscribers can now download the final version of the OS while retail may have to wait a few weeks. This release should finally demonstrate to owners of 64-bit processors the benefits of their investment.

    The new Microsoft OS has been extensively delayed reaching gold status, oddly enough, just as Intel is ready with its 64-bit chips. However delayed, the creation of an OS providing a pure 64-bit environment for such processors should have a significant impact on overall performance and should allow new exciting features to kick-in. Most of those will probably begin appearing in the guise of service packs after developers get some experience and a proper feel for the environment.

    AMD currently has 64-bit server, desktop and mobile processors available so it covers the full range of options while Intel, back in February announced the 600 series of Pentium 4 Extreme Edition HT 64-bit processors.

    The creation of a proper and stable OS is a lengthy process and although AMD must feel bitter for having a product, essentially, handicapped by the delays, the company will have to understand the intricacies involved.

    If you haven't heard that much about 64-bit computing yet, make a note as today is the day when it goes mainstream and since all future processors are destined to be 64-bit only, (unlike current backwards compatible ones) prepare to be outdated. Just as a sign of the way things are heading you should bear in mind that all 3 major next-generation consoles will feature 64-bit processors.
     
  7. [tota]

    [tota] Aktivista

    Nemoj, ne čini moju grešku (iako u mene nije bila skroz duga)