64位WIN7比起32位WIN7的好处（外国英语资料）.doc

64位WIN7比起32位WIN7的好处（国外英文资料） memory This is the most obvious advantage of a 64-bit system that can use more than 4GB of memory. Most new desktops and laptops have at least 4GB of memory. The problem is that the 32-bit version of Vista and Windows 7 only has about 3GB of memory. In contrast, a 64 - bit Windows not only can use up to 192 gb of memory, also can use memory mapping to replace the function of the BIOS, so that the operating system using real full 4 gb. Therefore, if you install Windows 7 x64, you will not waste 1GB of memory for a machine with 4GB of memory. Personally, its only a matter of time before 3GB isnt enough for everyday use. One example is Windows 7 XP mode, which allows you to use the old application in a virtual machine in Windows XP. This feature can be used for various purposes, such as running Office 2007 and Office in 2003 on the same computer, or IE (useful for WEB development). But the WinXP mode requires at least 512MB to 1GB of memory to run properly, so the XP mode eats memory very much. Therefore, if you are currently deploying Windows 7, 32-bit, you may move quickly to 64-bit, just because you must upgrade your machine and new memory. My own laptop has 8GB of memory, because the program I developed works in every virtual machine environment. I dont want to waste every byte of memory. Does 64-bit really provide better performance? I guess many people think that 64-bit processors are faster than 32-bit processors. Because of the fact that from eight to 16, the process of transitioning from 16 to 32-bit does lead to some performance improvements. For the above reasons, can you think that 64-bit processors can be faster? Have such an example, a lot of 32-bit processor support S * * * instruction set, but most programmers dont use them, because it can interfere with does not support the instruction set of computer programs compiled to run their (E.G.S SE2 can make Zip faster, but the most commonly used three compression software didnt u