Basically schools and small businesses go for cheap, and so long as it can do the basic tasks it wants then they will go for the cheap option.

My work does it, they still use and buy computers from what look like they are in 2007 that still run WinXP. its baffling but whatever.

Yeah that headline really needs to be fixed.

I don't think you got my joke, but I checked anyways. its just a weird quiescence, be cool though.

Why is it censored? I kind of wanted to see it.

I was talking more about computer builds then windows licenses, companies usually shell out the cheaper 32-bit models to businesses and schools to pawn them off and its usually what they will go for.

Well, thats a bummer. but at least it uses the same one as the 3DS, which means you can probably pick up a used one for cheap at a gamestop or something.

Guess its just a case of buyer beware, but it is pretty dumb that they aren't including it to begin with.

I'm guessing that David Yost solved his issues with the cast then if he is willing to hang out with them. Either that, or he got paid a large sum.

Sutherland? Is she related to a gravel viced, terrorist fighting, ass kicking renegade that solves the worlds problems in 24 hours or less?

Uh, 1 is dead. so it can never be the "original cast" ever again.

Read the FAQ, its hilarious.

I would figure seeing as schools and small businesses are still going for 32-bit options. but for normal users and gamers its been phased out for a while.

I think schools and small businesses are still running on 32-bit software environments too.

But I think The minimum requirements can be run on a 32-bit system, theoretically of course. but you need to make sure the ram is maxed out, Ram limits are varied on 32-bit OSes. the limit you mentioned was on WinXP but I…

Also school budgets are a concern too, it is cheaper to build a 32-bit environment then it is a 64-bit one, and if both can do the same basic tasks that the school or business wants then they are going to go for a cheaper option.

This has already been answered, thank you.

This has already been answered, thank you.

Its fine, I accept.

But please in the future double take to see if said person is attacking someone or just agreeing, it can avoid unnecessary incidents.

True, I don't doubt that 64-bit can be a benefit for everybody. but 1 thing is cost, compared to a basic 64-bit system a 32-bit system can be cheap which is most school budgets and small business budgets go for. they can be real tightwads which wouldn't benefit them in the long run (hell I still think most 99 cents…

wow I didn't know about that Y2K-like bug for MAC users, but it sounds like an issue that can be easily resolved.

Thank you again for going into such detail, man if I could star you more I would!

I'm thinking schools and small businesses who don't need the power of 64-bit to run their basic programs (barebones computers built for 1 task mainly). I think windows will still be built with a 32-bit for those tasks, but as for us normal users and gamers 64-bit is pretty much our basic version now.

Explain the mobile…

Excuse me? I was agreeing with him, where do you get off thinking I was attacking him?