There are plenty of virtualization technologies. There are organizations like VMware, VirtualBox and XEN, whose virtualization allows one to run several virtual computers using one physical computer. I worked at a company called ScaleMP. ScaleMP’s technology, vSMP, turns multiple physical computers into one large computer. Today I was looking for something different. I was looking […]
Posted on August 26, 2008, 12:19 pm, by Alexander Sandler, under
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This article describes the difference between the two. Does getting 64-bit support really worth the time and the effort and perhaps the the money? Find out here.
Table of contents Introduction What 64-bit support mean? What the difference between the 32-bit and 64-bit anyway? General purpose registers What additional registers good for? So how good 64-bit really is? What about OS and software? Does that mean that paying extra money for 64-bit Windows XP/Vista worth it? How about Linux? IntroductionBACK TO TOC […]
Table of contents Introduction What 64-bit support mean? What the difference between the 32-bit and 64-bit anyway? General purpose registers What additional registers good for? So how good 64-bit really is? What about OS and software? Does that mean that paying extra money for 64-bit Windows XP/Vista worth it? How about Linux? Introduction The theory […]
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