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This is my first submission of 2008 and this is just a simple stamp that is designed to raise support for 64-bit Micrsoft Windows operating systems including Windows XP Professional x64 Edition, all 64-bit versions of Windows Server 2003/2008 and all 64-bit versions of Windows Vista (except Windows Vista Starter).

Why did I make this stamp to step up support for the 64-bit version of the operating system that we all love?

There has been much discussion and concerns about 64-bit Windows and here are the most common reasons:

1. 32-bit drivers are not supported under 64-bit Windows. Sadly enough, many hardware vendors either do not or are refusing to provide native support for their drivers that are designed to work for 64-bit Windows XP or Windows Vista and that they're not compatible with the OS unless native 64-bit generic drivers supplied by the original equipment manufacturer (OEM).

2. On the software side, many vendors have not or have profoundly refused to develop a native 64-bit version of their product and that certain 32-bit applications will either run poorly or not at all.

3. The price of graphic card memory and RAM are falling rapidy. 1 GB to 4 GB of memory are standard and if prices for memory continue to decline, there will be no more room within the 4 GB barrier. 32-bit operating systems without Physical Address Extension or similar hacks cannot handle more than 3.5 GB of memory due to the fact that graphic cards and other memory have to occupy part of the memory.

Show your support for 64-bit Microsoft Windows! Show that your PC is capable of recognising all of the 4 GB of memory or even more than 4 GB of memory. Show your support for hardware vendors to make 64-bit drivers designed for Windows. Show your support for software vendors to make products that are native 64-bit.

If you have any concerns or problems regarding the statements that I made in this stamp, don't hesitate to discuss this.

Comments and favs are welcome.

If you use 64-bit Microsoft Windows or if you are planning to switch to 64-bit Microsft Windows in the near future and if you're a subscriber, you are more than welcome to put this in your journal or shoutboard by using : thumb76890913 : somewhere in the field.

Do NOT hotlink this stamp to your journals, shoutboard, webcam or anywhere on a non-DeviantArt website.

Stamp Template (c) 2005 ~deviantStamps and °liquisoft .

Stamp template can be found here .

Windows Vista blue orb logo was created using MS-Paint and shaded with JASC Paint Shop Pro 7.

Microsoft Windows Vista (c) 2006 Microsoft Corporation. Microsof Windows and the Windows orb logo are a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.

Description
Do you?

This is my first submission of 2008 and this is just a simple stamp that is designed to raise support for 64-bit Micrsoft Windows operating systems including Windows XP Professional x64 Edition, all 64-bit versions of Windows Server 2003/2008 and all 64-bit versions of Windows Vista (except Windows Vista Starter).

Why did I make this stamp to step up support for the 64-bit version of the operating system that we all love?

There has been much discussion and concerns about 64-bit Windows and here are the most common reasons:

1. 32-bit drivers are not supported under 64-bit Windows. Sadly enough, many hardware vendors either do not or are refusing to provide native support for their drivers that are designed to work for 64-bit Windows XP or Windows Vista and that they're not compatible with the OS unless native 64-bit generic drivers supplied by the original equipment manufacturer (OEM).

2. On the software side, many vendors have not or have profoundly refused to develop a native 64-bit version of their product and that certain 32-bit applications will either run poorly or not at all.

3. The price of graphic card memory and RAM are falling rapidy. 1 GB to 4 GB of memory are standard and if prices for memory continue to decline, there will be no more room within the 4 GB barrier. 32-bit operating systems without Physical Address Extension or similar hacks cannot handle more than 3.5 GB of memory due to the fact that graphic cards and other memory have to occupy part of the memory.

Show your support for 64-bit Microsoft Windows! Show that your PC is capable of recognising all of the 4 GB of memory or even more than 4 GB of memory. Show your support for hardware vendors to make 64-bit drivers designed for Windows. Show your support for software vendors to make products that are native 64-bit.

If you have any concerns or problems regarding the statements that I made in this stamp, don't hesitate to discuss this.

Comments and favs are welcome.

If you use 64-bit Microsoft Windows or if you are planning to switch to 64-bit Microsft Windows in the near future and if you're a subscriber, you are more than welcome to put this in your journal or shoutboard by using : thumb76890913 : somewhere in the field.

Do NOT hotlink this stamp to your journals, shoutboard, webcam or anywhere on a non-DeviantArt website.

Stamp Template (c) 2005 ~deviantStamps and °liquisoft .

Stamp template can be found here .

Windows Vista blue orb logo was created using MS-Paint and shaded with JASC Paint Shop Pro 7.

Microsoft Windows Vista (c) 2006 Microsoft Corporation. Microsof Windows and the Windows orb logo are a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.