Interesting..Thurrott says no 128 bit Windows 8

Thurrott says no 128 bit version of Windows 8

http://tinyurl.com/ygumbsw

interesting, with 64bit CPU and 64bit architecture OS, many people still got problem, so how can we use 128bit CPU and 128bit OS. because i think many people out there is still use x86bit OS for their PC. but if it’s true, maybe we can ask our self, are it necessary to us to use it, cause i have read in some magazine, many people don’t know the meaning of x86, x64, or maybe x128bit. and not all people needed for their daily computation. even some argue tells us about the advantage for performance and security. but i thought it could be useful for scientific implementations

I think they need to stop selling 32bit and 64bit processors altogether.
The architectures are too buggy, one thing that needs to change is the way the processors deal with the stack. It bugs me that they did not separate the stack into a call stack and a data stack with the last architecture change. In my mind that’s not a mistake that’s pure stupidity.

I still use a 32 bit processor environment because with 64 bits there is no performance or security increase over the last unless you buy a totally different OS and even then the increase is not really noticeable unless your using enormous numbers (ASLR does utilize the extra address space which is a start). In fact I program in assembler and I have never needed anything bigger than a dword.