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Celling out.
25-9-18 // 1:00p.m.
42 articles tagged as 64-bit
CryEngine 5.5 released, CryEngine 5.6 to drop 32-bit support
Crytek concentrating solely on 64-bit targets.
21-9-18 // 11:38a.m.
Google tells devs to start building 64-bit Android apps
Ahead of 64-bit-only device launches.
21-12-17 // 11:14a.m.
Google automatically switches 32-bit Chrome to 64-bit
Only for Windows users with >4GB.
4-5-17 // 11:35a.m.
GizmoSphere launches Gizmo 2 AMD-based dev board
Dual-core, 64-bit, 85GFLOP/s in 9W.
11-11-14 // 12:13p.m.
Nvidia announces 64-bit Tegra K1 Denver SoC
Promises market-leading performance.
12-8-14 // 10:51a.m.
ARM partners with Linaro for 64-bit Juno dev board launch
Price strictly on application, sadly.
3-7-14 // 11:53a.m.
Nvidia, Samsung drop ARM server chip plans
WSJ elicits admissions of roadmap shifts.
26-6-14 // 10:58a.m.
AMD unveils Opteron A1100 ARM processors
Donates board design to Open Compute Project.
29-1-14 // 8:58a.m.
Mozilla ceases work on 64-bit Firefox for Windows
All nightly and weekly builds ceased.
22-11-12 // 12:13p.m.
Dell launches ARM-based server range
Dell has launched Copper, a range of ARM-based many-core servers.
31-5-12 // 9:14a.m.
DICE's Frostbite engine goes 64-bit only
DICE architect Johan Andersson has revealed that future Frostbite games will be 64-bit exclusives.
23-5-12 // 12:04p.m.
AppliedMicro launches first 64-bit ARM server chip
AppliedMicro has announced the first 64-bit ARM-based 'server on a chip,' complete with full LAMP stack.
27-4-12 // 10:48a.m.
64-bit rootkit spreading
The first rootkit capable of attacking 64-bit Windows builds has been spotted in the wild.
31-8-10 // 9:26a.m.
Windows 7 64-bit most used OS
Valve's new Steam hardware survey has Win 7 64-bit as the most popular OS.
4-8-10 // 1:51p.m.
Adobe kills 64-bit Flash Player
Adobe has killed off its 64-bit Flash Player for Linux, but claims the project is still ongoing.
16-6-10 // 11:37a.m.
Adobe preps 64-bit Air build
Adobe has announced a 64-bit build of its Air Internet application platform - although it's currently in a closed alpha and only supports the Linux operating system.
6-5-09 // 4:22p.m.
Office 14 to have 64-bit option
Microsoft Office 14 is due to ship in both 32-bit and 64-bit editions, according to a code snipped discovered in the 32-bit beta release by tester Ed Bott.
25-3-09 // 10:01a.m.
Adobe previews 64-bit Flash
Adobe has released a preview version of a native 64-bit Flash Player binary for Linux, allowing users on 64-bit systems to use completely native binaries when browsing the web.
19-11-08 // 10:37a.m.
Adobe 64-bit support a Windows exclusive
Adobe has announced that the next version of Creative Suite applications will have 64-bit support - but only on Windows.
7-4-08 // 9:49a.m.
Review Intel Core 2 Extreme QX9650
Intel's first 45nm desktop CPU from the Penryn family launches in the middle of next month. Today, we have a look at the new Core 2 Extreme QX9650 with side-by-side performance comparisons against a range of dual and quad-core CPUs in an x86-64 environment.
29-10-07 // 5:16a.m.
A game of inches
Have you ever posted in a forum for some help, frustrated by the nasty responses and "n00b" replies? Brett Thomas feels your pain as he discusses writing, the dissemination of knowledge, and some good ol' bone-crunching American football.
21-10-07 // 11:55a.m.
Review 64-bit: More than just the RAM
A lot of people have been slagging 64-bit Operating Systems like Vista, saying the only benefit is a true 4GB of RAM. So we decided to cut through the BS and anti-Microsoft sentiment and look at the real pros and cons of 64-bit computing.
16-10-07 // 12:08p.m.
NVIDIA releases Forceware 100.54 for Vista
Like AMD, NVIDIA has also released Windows Vista drivers for both X86 and X86-64 versions of Windows Vista.
30-1-07 // 4:39p.m.
Industry says Vista 64 not ready
There are lots of people who think that Vista will finally push mainstream consumers to 64 bit computing. Not so fast, says the industry - it's just not ready yet.
15-1-07 // 3:32p.m.
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