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What does everyone think about adding a 64-bit computing forum? I am thinking of adding it to our Hardware category.
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Yeah, I think that's cool I have a lot of questions on 64 bit.
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I agree! Especially since I use an (original!) Windows XP X64 myself!
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yes go for it
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Not much dedicated 64 bit applications out there for benchmarking purposes (Farcry..) but still its a good idea.
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Apple just came out with 64 bit Mac Pros:
http://www.apple.com/macpro/

Too bad I can't afford them.
Yes, go ahead and create a 64 bit section.
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