64-bit Windows Version?

[zonetrooperex]

zonetrooperex last edited by

Is there an official 64-bit version of Opera for Windows 64-bit? O.O

[dobledosis]

dobledosis last edited by

no

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

There is a 64 bit version of Presto Opera of course, and the new Opera on Linux is 64 bit only!
A 64 bit version for Mac has just been released on the developer stream, so 64 bit for Windows can't be too far away now.

[kinwolf]

kinwolf last edited by

What would a 64 bits version brings? Beside using more memory?(not kidding, all 64 bits applications use more memory than it's 32 bits counterpart)

[zonetrooperex]

zonetrooperex last edited by

@kinwolf: well there's a 64-bit version of Google Chrome (recently available) and one for Firefox (called Waterfox). 64-bit applications have full access to all installed system RAM in Windows and thus can start faster and if compiled properly they can more effectively run.

[linuxmint7]

linuxmint7 last edited by

If, and only if you have access to a 64bit operating system and a sufficient amount of RAM for it to be of benefit, if it is only marginal.