Windows 8 to support 128 bit?

October 9th, 2009 Posted in Business, Hardware, Industry, PC, Software, Technology

While Windows 7 isn’t even out and is still coming out in both 32-bit and 64-bit versions, rumors are circulating that Microsoft’s next operating systems Windows 8 and Windows 9, would support 128-bit. While 64-bit still hasn’t caught on, and with some applications and drivers still not available in 64-bit versions, it seems like too soon a time for 128-bit, even if it’s a few years into the futures. Not to mention that we’d first need CPUs that support 128-bit.

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One Response to “Windows 8 to support 128 bit?”

  1. Screen Sleuth Says:

    October 12th, 2009 at 10:01 am

    Good last point…without a CPU that supports 128-bit, it’s as useful as a 2″ umbrella in a hurricane.



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