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by Koshkin
3414 days ago
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Sure, but the point has nothing todo with the availabilty or popularity of 64-bit CPUs. Rather, it has to do with the amount of memory deemed necessary in a computer. As far as I remember, Windows Vista, which was released into the wild just about 10 years ago, was predominantly 32-bit, 64-bit intalls, just like with XP, being more of a curiosity. Few consumer devices had more than 2GB of RAM back then. |
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