64-bit News
Microsoft SQL Server ODBC Driver for Linux
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- 2011-Nov-22
The 64 bit version of the Microsoft SQL Server ODBC Driver for Linux provides robust data access to Microsoft SQL Server. It allows native C and C++ applications to leverage the standard ODBC API and connect to Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2. Microsoft SQL Server ODBC Driver for Linux also comes with powerful tools - sqlcmd and bcp.
KDS Flymentor on Windows 7 64bit without Driver Signing
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- 2011-Nov-21
A tutorial walking you through installing the KDS Flymentor software of Windows 7 64-bit version without messing around with 3rd party tools to sign a driver. At the end of the tutorial you should be able to download a 64-bit driver, install it and know how to disable driver signature enforcement during boot up of your PC.
A: You now have the choice to use the 32-bit or 64-bit version of most Windows OSs today (except for the latest server OS, Windows Server 2008 R2, which is now exclusively 64-bit). The reasons to go 64-bit include greater access to memory for 64-bit applications, access to more than 4GB of physical RAM (although often systems only see around 3GB because other devices use up the memory address space), and improved security capabilities. However, a common question is, does the 64-bit version actually use more memory than the 32-bit counterpart?
How To Instal Windows XP x64 on Virtual Box
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- 2011-Nov-20
How To Instal Windows XP x64 on Virtual Box - YouTube
Patriot Viper Xtreme Series Division 4 Edition 32GB 1600MHz Quad Channel Memory Review
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- 2011-Nov-19
Remember your first ever computer? I’ll bet you probably didn’t build it yourself either. Think real hard and try to visualize the box it came in, can you see the amount of memory it stated that was preinstalled on the sticker? Depending on how long ago it may have been kilobytes or megabytes. Back then the DIMMS it had were considered high density, or shall we say cutting edge? The gigabytes you have in your system now is a far cry from back then but as recently as 6 years ago 256 Mb was considered overkill.
G.Skill RipjawsZ PC3-17000 Quad Channel 16GB Kit Review
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- 2011-Nov-19
We were fortunate enough to show off the new RipjawsZ kit the other week in a news post. Today, though, we really get a chance to look closer at them and see what the kit is all about. The first thing to probably cover is the name, though. On the Sandy Bridge platform we saw the RipjawsX carry with it the most aggressive clocks and timings. The new Sandy Bridge-E platform has brought with it a new series in the form of the RipjawsZ which at launch consists of a few models.
Directory Synchronization tool 64-bit support
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- 2011-Nov-18
The 64-bit version of the directory synchronization tool is now available. The 64-bit version now uses Forefront Identity Manager (FIM) 2010 as the underlying synchronization engine. FIM is installed silently when you run Setup.
Can't wait for Firefox 64-bit? Try Waterfox 8
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- 2011-Nov-17
Each new release of Mozilla’s Firefox brings improved performance to this popular open-source web browser. But despite these welcome tweaks, Firefox remains hobbled in one major respect: it’s resolutely 32-bit.
Netlist Develops 32GB RDIMM Memory Module with Planar-X Technology
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- 2011-Nov-16
Netlist keeps expanding the capacity of its HyperCloud series of RDIMM memory and recently announced that it has developed a new DDR3 module that has reached a whopping 32GB in capacity. The memory module uses the standard 4Gb DRAM that is found in other high capacity DDR3 memory solutions, but packs no less than 72 such chips on a single PCB.
Mach Xtreme 16 GB RAM Kit Doesn't Bash Wallets
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- 2011-Nov-16
Mach Xtreme didn't actually outright say what it was, but it promises that the price of the Urban Series Quad-Channel DDR3 memory kit will not be too hard on one's life savings. Intel's Sandy Bridge-E processors have appeared and, with them, X79 motherboards with high aims for memory.
Fetching 64-bit Mozilla builds for Linux
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- 2011-Nov-16
Takeaway: If you visit the Firefox website and download the build for Linux, you will receive a 32-bit version of the browser. For someone trying to avoid compatibility libraries, there has to be another way — and there is.
Make Minecraft Faster: Java 64-Bit & More RAM
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- 2011-Nov-16
Make Minecraft Faster Java 64-Bit & More RAM - YouTube
G.Skill RipjawsZ Quad-Channel DDR3 Memory Debuts
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- 2011-Nov-14
We did say G.Skill was building the RipjawsZ set of high-end random access memory and, sure enough, just as we published the review of a certain processor, the RAM has made its official entrance. The RipjawsZ memory kit is quite high on the performance and capacity scales, not that anyone expected any less.
MSI LGA 2011 Motherboard Can Support 128GB of RAM
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- 2011-Nov-14
Together with Intel's official announcement of the first processors based on the Sandy Bridge-E architecture, MSI released two new LGA 2011 motherboards one of these featuring support for 128GB of RAM according to the company.
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