09-05-2011, 06:41 PM
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/windows...,8827.html
Microsoft started working on 128 bit computers with backwards support like Windows 7 64 bit has for 32 bit programs and applications. This means that you'll still have a 128 bit system, but it will be able to read and execute the instructions from x64 and probably x86 as well.
This was an idea for Windows 8, and if that happens I might just change my outlook on that next OS to come out. Plans for it are definitely in Windows 9 though if you take Microsoft's word for it.
Microsoft started working on 128 bit computers with backwards support like Windows 7 64 bit has for 32 bit programs and applications. This means that you'll still have a 128 bit system, but it will be able to read and execute the instructions from x64 and probably x86 as well.
This was an idea for Windows 8, and if that happens I might just change my outlook on that next OS to come out. Plans for it are definitely in Windows 9 though if you take Microsoft's word for it.