What computer OS are you using
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DX11 wasn't even out until Jan. 09 and it only works on Windows 7 smartass...
Get your facts straight.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DirectX
Get your facts straight.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DirectX
And I love my Mac. I have a XP laptop, 24" iMac, windows mobile 6, blackberry OS...
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See what I don't understand about loudmouths like yourself is why you have to bother posting in a thread that does not concern you. If you don't like it move along..I certainly would not make fun of your motorcycle, I mean I am not to tolerant to guys making their Honda look like a Dyna. I got the real thing son..
Difference between 64bit and 32 bit is mainly that 32 bit only recognizes up to roughly 3.5GB of RAM. So if you had 4GB of RAM and you're using 32 bit, you're not utilizing that extra half a GB of RAM that you have. There are other smaller things but this is the main deciding factor when choosing between 64 and 32. 64 bit was marketed towards servers and supports up to thousands of GB worth of RAM, because typically servers use upwards up 16GB.
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And I don't see the point in all the brainwashed Mac fanatics that start these threads in the first place as if to announce that they're far superior when they're really not.
Difference between 64bit and 32 bit is mainly that 32 bit only recognizes up to roughly 3.5GB of RAM. So if you had 4GB of RAM and you're using 32 bit, you're not utilizing that extra half a GB of RAM that you have. There are other smaller things but this is the main deciding factor when choosing between 64 and 32. 64 bit was marketed towards servers and supports up to thousands of GB worth of RAM, because typically servers use upwards up 16GB.
Difference between 64bit and 32 bit is mainly that 32 bit only recognizes up to roughly 3.5GB of RAM. So if you had 4GB of RAM and you're using 32 bit, you're not utilizing that extra half a GB of RAM that you have. There are other smaller things but this is the main deciding factor when choosing between 64 and 32. 64 bit was marketed towards servers and supports up to thousands of GB worth of RAM, because typically servers use upwards up 16GB.
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One post, but still been around longer than you knowy. But you win, have a ball tell eveyone how cool you are..Later
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http://sunnytalkstech.blogspot.com/2...his-month.html
http://news.bigdownload.com/2008/07/...tx-11-details/
http://www.bit-tech.net/bits/2008/09...hat-s-coming/1
http://www.custompc.co.uk/news/60473...sselation.html
http://forum.beyond3d.com/showthread.php?t=48411
http://www.edge-online.com/news/micr...uts-directx-11
http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/video/d...eral_Days.html
http://www.pcgameshardware.com/aid,6...rectX-11/News/
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It's not as unreliable as everyone thinks it is.
Lotsa stuffs. Man I love this game.
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I strongly considered a MAC but being in school and having to run engineering programs made it less of an option. Didn't want to have to run bootcamp or parallels every time I wanted to run a Windows-only program....especially running 3 or 4 resource-intensive programs at the same time. So I got an XPS with Vista, which I have since tweaked to improve performance.
