Does the x64 version of MONAD on beta.microsoft.com refer to the processor architecture or the version of Windows XP? I have a 64 bit processor with a 32 bit OS.
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Pimp Daddy wrote:Does the x64 version of MONAD on beta.microsoft.com refer to the processor architecture or the version of Windows XP? I have a 64 bit processor with a 32 bit OS.
That most certainly refers to the OS version.
Are there any advantages of running a 32-bit OS on a 64-bit architecture over a 32-bit arch?
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I'm not sure of the performance improvements, but the fact that x64 refers to the OS is a bit of a pain. I wanted to try out MONAD as I enjoy shell scripting with Bash on Linux, so it would have been interesting to make comparisons.
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DoomBringer
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The upgrade from WinXP Pro 32bit to 64 bit is free, so you should be able to get it... I think.
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After finding there's an x86 version, I went to download it and all I got was an asp page, when I should have got a zip file. What the heck is going on?
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