I agree with trollvottel, after running V8 32bit for a few days i have installed the 64bit version and i see no difference at all on my Atom based system with 2gb ram. I doubt if an Atom based system would benefit from 64bits and more ram because the cpu can't handle the amount of users that would make more ram necessary.
I agree with trollvottel, after running V8 32bit for a few days i have installed the 64bit version and i see no difference at all on my Atom based system with 2gb ram. I doubt if an Atom based system would benefit from 64bits and more ram because the cpu can't handle the amount of users that would make more ram necessary.
I'm wondering if a fully vetted 64 bit version of ASL in a box shouldn't be a bit more stable, particularly when stressed, than the 32 bit version of ASL. The extra speed of the 64 bit version, though minor, would be a bonus. The world is going to 64 bit - so why not?
As an aside, the Atom pages on Intel's site list 4Gb as the max RAM - at least for the current Atom CPU's. The current i7's list 24Gb as max RAM. I'm sure both of those numbers will grow over time.
I agree with trollvottel, after running V8 32bit for a few days i have installed the 64bit version and i see no difference at all on my Atom based system with 2gb ram. I doubt if an Atom based system would benefit from 64bits and more ram because the cpu can't handle the amount of users that would make more ram necessary.
I'm wondering if a fully vetted 64 bit version of ASL in a box shouldn't be a bit more stable, particularly when stressed, than the 32 bit version of ASL. The extra speed of the 64 bit version, though minor, would be a bonus. The world is going to 64 bit - so why not?
As an aside, the Atom pages on Intel's site list 4Gb as the max RAM - at least for the current Atom CPU's. The current i7's list 24Gb as max RAM. I'm sure both of those numbers will grow over time.
