Opart is 32-bit?

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Opart is 32-bit?

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Task Manager says TOAW 4 is a 32-bit process. Won't 64-bit applications run faster?
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Re: Opart is 32-bit?

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64-bit application may run faster on modern hardware, but this depends on several factors. The less obvious benefit of being 64bit is easy access to more memory (>4GB), but I doubt this is relevant for TOAW...

The application needs to be rebuilt for 64bit architecture, this may require some adjustments in the code and certainly re-testing. Since TOAW IV is an old game and not actively maintained as far as I know, I wouldn't expect this to happen.
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Re: Opart is 32-bit?

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https://forums.matrixgames.com/viewtopic.php?t=312596
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