Quote: Originally Posted by
Not Even Me 
If enough software makers provide 64 bit apps, the trend may continue.
I haven't seen all that many that are true 64 bit apps, most will work with
64 bit, but don't take full advantage of it's capabilities.
I have no immediate plans to use 64 bit, my best estimate is 2-3 years to
mainstream enough 64 bit apps to make it worthwhile.
Yo dude, you didn't even read that article.
"What started out as a gradual (some would say "glacial") movement toward 64-bit PCs, driven primarily by technology enthusiasts, seems to have turned into a swift transition, likely fueled by the falling cost of memory and consumers' desire to get the most out of their PCs."
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PC Accelerators built into Windows Vista, such as
Windows SuperFetch, improve performance by keeping commonly used programs in memory, even when the program is closed. More memory capacity on 64-bit PCs allows SuperFetch to do its job more efficiently. "