Meh I've said it time and time again...64 bit instruction sets are thus far only useful in large number crunching enviroments where you're sending large chunks of data down processor pipelines and you can actually benefit from having wider registers
Unless you extra cache and memory to spare...you're not going to see much difference between 32 and 64 bit extensions except for the fact that the latter will clog up more system resources
Multiple threads are much more important at this stage, and the only neccesity that 64 bit registers have over 32 bit ones is memory address size...but that still won't be an issue for a few years to come
Unless you extra cache and memory to spare...you're not going to see much difference between 32 and 64 bit extensions except for the fact that the latter will clog up more system resources
Multiple threads are much more important at this stage, and the only neccesity that 64 bit registers have over 32 bit ones is memory address size...but that still won't be an issue for a few years to come