We require 64-bit binaries
The stream of expansions hasn't ended and at least three more are planned. People that have all expansions installed are increasingly having the game crashed due to running out of virtual memory, des...
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TanyaRubirose wrote:
They've been known for Simport becoming more unstable the more users it has, and in general it's not actually that used these days because of functionality issues.
That's always a potential problem with the server/client relationship. It's not due to 32-bit/64-bit but server load and the server's processing capabilities.
TanyaRubirose wrote:
The forum itself also has massive database issues, which are part of what cause the Liam problems and connectivity issues people experience, and it uses a free Java-code forum that, the last time I checked, was 32-bit.
JForum is constructed using JavaServer Pages. As you should know, Java is available in 32-bit and 64-bit flavors. JSP can be executed by either.
Instead of running in circles with what we don't know, here's a site I know is being run on 64-bit Windows running 64-bit IIS6 and .NET Framework 4.0 64-bit:
http://fordgt90concept.homeip.net/test.aspx
Yes, I know there's not much to see there. There isn't supposed to be. Just proof that server can be 64-bit and the client software can be 64-bit, 32-bit, or even ARM (if you're browsing from a phone/tablet). They don't share binaries, just data.
