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LoL, didn't noticed I wrote XIII, thanks. Not for me, I found the story very engaging. Loved the characters different personalities and they evolved through out the game. Enemies and bosses were well balanced and fun to battle.

Decent case. I wonder when are they going to stop using the thick, not so efficient, honey comb grills. I know the honey comb design is very efficient, but not when the metal between each hole is that wide and flat!

LoL, can't wait for some benchmarks. :p

Good to know. Can't wait to see what they'll do with 64-bit. :D

I see what you mean. Just as an FYI, I'm not trying to flame M$ for not being able to use all 4GB (or close to) at the same time in their OS. I'm just using them as an example to say that even though 32-bit is capable (at least in theory) of handling 4GB, it's the software that isn't there...

I see, so in theory 32-bit can handle 4GB, it's just M$ that couldn't make their software do it, or even close. Is that about right? This means that their 64-bit software is even farther (MUCH farther) away from tapping into 64-bit's real potential.

How much more? Wasn't 4GB the max 64-bit OS can handle?

Ooohhhh, I thought XP could handle 4GB or maybe more. That's why I was so disappointed that Vista 32-bit could only handle 3GB. Funny how motherboard manufacturers keep increasing memory capacity for their mobos when the software can barely handle today's needs.

LoL nice card. I know my gf would love it, since she loves the Zelda series.

But how does Windows XP 32-bit handle 4GB?

Oh, man these are like my top two favorite franchises ever! When I saw the title of this thread, for a moment there I thought I had started it and forgot about it. :p Castlevania Symphony of the Night and Final Fantasy VIII are two games that I will always remember as two of the best games...

I completely agree, the software world is still not ready for 64-bit. It's not that the technology is not available, is just that right now almost everything is optimized for 32-bit. Switching to 64-bit right now can just lead to more problems, like incompatible or unstable drivers (being one of...

What?! Every version of Vista 32-bit allows only up to 3GB?! Well that sucks! Yet another reason not upgrade to Vista yet. I wouldn't even get Windows XP 64-bit yet, let alone Vista 64-bit.