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Subject: I was longing for a 64-bit compatable programming.

Author: stuart taylor

Date: 16:32:44 10/12/04

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On October 12, 2004 at 07:08:43, Joe Pechie wrote:

I thought we were all waiting for 64-bit programming which might have made it 4
times as fast, wouldn't it? Or at least a bit better, and I just can't
understand why it is not designed to take advantage of the most recent hardware
cpu advances, of about a year ago.

Also, I would really hope it would crush (atleast slightly) Shredder 7.04 and
8.0, as well as the latest Fritzes (long time games). As a consumer I'm saying
my wish is for this, in all honesty.
S.Taylor

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>
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• Wait for a public 64 bit Windows Gian-Carlo Pascutto 03:21:36 10/13/04
• Re: I was longing for a 64-bit compatable programming. Russell Reagan 18:08:30 10/12/04
  • So why is 64 bit computing so backward, in the world? stuart taylor 06:32:20 10/13/04
    • Re: So why is 64 bit computing so backward, in the world? Gian-Carlo Pascutto 12:59:37 10/13/04
      • Re: So why is 64 bit computing so backward, in the world? Eugene Nalimov 13:09:00 10/13/04
        • Re: So why is 64 bit computing so backward, in the world? Gian-Carlo Pascutto 13:44:40 10/13/04
  • Re: I was longing for a 64-bit compatable programming. enrico carrisco 21:02:12 10/12/04
    • Re: I was longing for a 64-bit compatable programming. Russell Reagan 15:20:34 10/13/04

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