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Use PC x64 if your Windows version is 64 bits.
And Win x86 if it's a older 32 bits Windows.
Edit: CircleJerker just beat me
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Why x86 is 32 bits and x64 is 64 bits ? Shouldn't be x32 for 32 bits ?Use PC x64 if your Windows version is 64 bits.
And Win x86 if it's a older 32 bits Windows.
Edit: CircleJerker just beat me
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Do you know if this needs updating for the C version or is it good to go?
A far as I remember x86 is 32 bits "emulated" (so to speak) up to 64 bits. While x86 can run in either system it is always better to run 64 bits software in its native x64 system (to avoid possible compatibility problems).Why x86 is 32 bits and x64 is 64 bits ? Shouldn't be x32 for 32 bits ?
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x86 refers to the architecture of old style CPUs, i.e. 286, 386, 486, which were all 32-bit CPUs. These were like the grandparents of modern CPU's. Today's CPU's are all 64bit but they are still the same architecture of their grandparents, so they are x86 but they are 64bit.
Yup and I would like to add.
In this case x86 refers to a 32-bit instruction set that can be translated by the x86-64 instruction set (the software), for the instruction set architecture (an intermediary between hardware and software), which in turn translates it for any given 64-bit CPU microarchitecture (the hardware).
When talking CPU architecture it is 8, 12, 16, 32, or 64-bit and as you correctly pointed out the x86 refers to a family of 32-bit processors. While I understood your last sentence and consider it to be correct, allow me to rephrase the last part as:
They are 64-bit CPUs capable of running the x86-64 instruction set.
Just to avoid confusion.
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I just tried the mod and it seems to work for me...
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Way to go, avoiding confusion.Yup and I would like to add.
In this case x86 refers to a 32-bit instruction set that can be translated by the x86-64 instruction set (the software), for the instruction set architecture (an intermediary between hardware and software), which in turn translates it for any given 64-bit CPU microarchitecture (the hardware).
When talking CPU architecture it is 8, 12, 16, 32, or 64-bit and as you correctly pointed out the x86 refers to a family of 32-bit processors. While I understood your last sentence and consider it to be correct, allow me to rephrase the last part as:
They are 64-bit CPUs capable of running the x86-64 instruction set.
Just to avoid confusion.
Sorry, couldn't help myself. Let's hear it for us Eletrical Enigineers and you Computer Scientists!
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I'm dropping this game from my list of continued support. Very small number of downloads and you can already get the game from DarkAssassin.
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I seem to be stuck in an infinite loop with Allisons fighe scene! Anyone having a similar issue?
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No, and I just replayed that scene. A mod or a patch maybe?
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There's nothing to fix except your expectations. I presume your browser is showing you the contents of the file instead of asking you where to put the damn thing, right? Well, that means you just downloaded it. Now all you have to do is save it. Simple.
Or another option is to right click on it and use "save link as". I sounds idiotic but it does not actually save the link, it saves the file.
I touch the name and the imagen and then I saw a code xDView attachment 1443496
Or another option is to right click on it and use "save link as". I sounds idiotic but it does not actually save the link, it saves the file.
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