WINDOWS 8 - 128 BIT

Windows 8 Details Emerge - Business Center - PC World

This news is interesting because we always thought Windows 7 would be the last release that had 32-bit and 64-bit versions. This was brought on by the fact that Windows Server 2008 R2, the server version of Windows 7, was the first Windows Server release to be 64-bit only. The next client version of Windows should therefore follow suit, but apparently Microsoft is going to prepare it for 128-bit as well.

According to Microsoft's plans to release a new desktop version of Windows every three years, Windows 8 is scheduled to become available in 2012.

fuck yeah
128 BIT SYSTEMS

ABOUT FUCKING TIME!

Lol.. Sounds epic man.
Kinda strange how they start a new one so soon.. [x

cool a new version i would rather tht then gay vista ><

Damn they are getting quicker and quicker.

overdoing it.

I'd get it with an epic cpu

3x intel quad cores and 32 gigs of RAM
Dual Nvidas gtfx1200 (totaly made up)

Originally Posted by HeavyCalibre10

3x intel quad cores and 32 gigs of RAM
Dual Nvidas gtfx1200 (totaly made up)

forgot to add that it goes for about 4.5 k

YAY CELEBRATE 170th post
Bring out the chiwawas

Originally Posted by HeavyCalibre10

YAY CELEBRATE 170th post
Bring out the chiwawas

What the hell?
Oh and wow a new one already o_O

Wow wtf tell ur mommy to buy it czar

128 bit, that's fucking retarded, Why would you need that much memory.

First, 16 bit, it was 0xFFFF then 0xFFFFFFFF, 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF and now, holy fucking shit, 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF That's going to make the size of an executable much larger. That's so fucking unnecessary.

Pretty epic though how you can fit 128 flags in one unsigned long -- 32 was good enough though >>

Of course its gona get higher. Technology grows within each and every second. It will not halt, it will grow.

That's not what I meant. What I mean is it isn't practical at all, now software developers need to maintain three versions of their projects, one for 32-bit, another for 64, and yet another for 128. It means more then just rebuilding them, but some parts of the software(if it's close enough to the hardware) will need to be rewritten. It's just an unnecessarily step.

I remember when everyone cried about 64bit, and how everyones programs weren't compatible. I fear we'll go through the same with this one. I doubt 128 will go mainstream till around 2014.

WINDOWS 8 - 128 BIT

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