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AMD Athlon 64: The Benchmarks
Talkback Ibought an Athlon 64 in the LIDL store on Thursday. The person from Glasgow needn`t have any worries about it heating up, my processor is as cool as when I started 5 hours ago. The Athlon is certainly faster that any other PC I have ever used, I...
[April 3, 2004, 20:47]
ChangeExt (64-bit)
Downloads ChangeExt is a Windows Explorer add-on extension that adds additional file information to a selected document's context menu, including: file extension, size, attributes, creation/modification date, summary information and short-cut info.
[January 3, 2008, 9:16]
64-bit PCs Still Searching For Software
News Now that they're 64 (bits, that is), personal computers are still searching for developers to need them and feed them. In 2003, AMD released 64-bit chips for PCs in the form of the Athlon 64, and Intel followed suit in 2005.
[August 3, 2007, 13:28]
Data Warehousing With SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition (64-Bit) - Level 300
White Papers In this webcast get an overview of SQL Server 2000 for 64-bit technology. Understand the primary situations where organizations can benefit from 64-bit SQL Server. This webcast will also drill-down specifically where data warehousing workloads on...
[November 28, 2004, 23:00]
Microsoft SQL Server 2000 (64-bit) Analysis Services: Why Migrate, And What To Expect If You Do
White Papers HP has partnered with Microsoft to provide information about running Analysis Services in the 64-bit environment. For users of the online analytical processing (OLAP) and data mining component of SQL Server 2000, there are real performance...
[November 16, 2004, 23:00]
64-bit Windows Unveiled
News After revving the engine for quite a while, Microsoft is hoping to take 64-bit computing into the fast lane. The software maker, which has been tooling around with the 64-bit version of Windows for the better part of two years, is announcing the...
[April 25, 2005, 16:30]
News Focus: 64-bit Processors Power Up Chip Forum
News LATEST NEWS ARM to unveil 64-bit Jaguar chip for handhelds Tuesday 16th October Jaguar will borrow features from high-end servers so manufacturers can squeeze them into handheld devices - but it won't appear in products for some time yet
[October 16, 2001, 13:14]
64-bit Computing Will Take Off In Europe First
News Microsoft, which announced the first beta of its 64-bit desktop Windows operating system to coincide with the Athlon 64 launch on Tuesday, expects 64-bit desktop computing to take off in Europe first.
[September 24, 2003, 10:15]
64-bit Windows Imminent
Talkback Since no retail version is planned this is useless to those who have bought or built 64-bit systems over the last 2 years.
[March 4, 2005, 12:39]
64-bit Windows Imminent
Talkback Who cares? We have 64-bit GNU/Linux, not to mention 64-bit FreeBSD, NetBSD, and OpenBSD. For those who haven't tried out SuSE Linux 9.x Professional, you should; I find it very easy to use as a desktop OS.
[March 14, 2005, 15:47]
64-bit Windows Is Looking Strong
News Testing carried out in ZDNet's labs in Germany has shown that Microsoft's forthcoming 64-bit version of Windows XP is likely to perform well. Release Candidate one of Windows XP Professional x64 Edition was released to testers just before Christmas...
[January 7, 2005, 13:35]
64-bit Windows, Many Years From Now
Leader With the release of 64-bit Windows, the roadmap for future operating-system upgrades has become more congested. It's taken four years for a reluctant industry to adopt XP; the signs are that 64 bit Windows won't win hearts, minds and desktops much...
[April 25, 2005, 12:55]
64-bit Windows Imminent
Talkback It's a shame they stalled this because Intel didn't have a 64 bit chip ready.
[March 13, 2005, 11:26]
64-bit Windows: 'A Long Time Coming'
Talkback It's quite sad that Microsoft stalled the (retail) release of the 64 bit Windows largely because of Intel's lack of a 64 bit desktop processor. To think if the company hadn't whined so much we'd have had this out a while ago.then again, it's...
[March 13, 2005, 11:21]
64-bit Windows Imminent
News Microsoft is planning to offer long-awaited 64-bit versions of its Windows operating system next month. Speaking at the Intel Developer Forum on Tuesday, Windows chief Jim Allchin said the desktop version of the souped-up Windows would come at the...
[March 2, 2005, 8:30]
Breaking Down Scalability Barriers With SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition (64-bit)
White Papers We have been enjoying the benefits of 32-bit technology for some 15 years, despite initial nervousness about making the shift from a 16-bit to a 32-bit platform. Now the new 64-bit platform on Windows is emerging to take Enterprise applications to...
[September 12, 2005, 0:00]
A Primer On Using Microsoft® SQL Server 2000™ (64-bit) Analysis Services
White Papers This white paper is a primer on how to use SQL Server 2000 (64-bit) Analysis Services. It outlines what new capabilities exist, what was not included, and how existing capabilities might be used differently.
[September 6, 2005, 0:00]
Large Scale Linux Solution Test Center Informix 9.4.0 FC3 On SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server 8 SP2 (64-bit) On IBM ZSeries
White Papers The advantage of 64-bit databases over their 31-bit predecessors is to allow the database administrators to define larger buffer pools for high database buffer hit ratio and best throughput performance.
[February 8, 2007, 23:00]
64-Bit X86 Migration, Debugging, And Tuning, With The Sun Studio 10 Toolset
White Papers This paper discusses porting issues when migrating 32-bit applications to 64-bit x86 Solaris 10 platforms, and explains the dbx command-line debugger, and the Performance Analyzer. If a person is moving an application to a Solaris 10 OS on x86...
[September 22, 2006, 0:00]
Building A Highly Scalable Database Platform Using Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition (64-Bit)
White Papers Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition (64-bit) is designed to offer improvements in memory availability and parallel-processing performance compared with 32-bit SQL Server software. This paper describes the capabilities of Microsoft SQL...
[August 6, 2004, 0:00]
