oh that is good to hear..i am upgrading my comp soon and i want a 64 bit machine.

Wild Thing, I think I love you.

AWESOME!!! /nerdgasm

Good to hear.  64-bit support, while much more widely adopted recently, is still sketchy.  Just because something says it works with Vista doesn't mean 64-bit, too.

Does that mean you'll finally make Impulse full 64bit?

Cause I'd hate to point back at this post and call you a hypocrit... but I'll do it.

It appears Cisco has new software - their "AnyConnect VPN Client." I guess they want you to use that now.

As an alternative, you could try OpenVPN. I haven't tried it myself, but it looks like a decent alternative.

Great to hear you're adding 64 bit support to your games! I look forward to seeing what you can do with it.

OpenVPN works perfectly. My university uses it and I had never problems with it.

What kind of performance boost do you get with 64-bit?  Are you doing double computation? Or is there just more boost available with pre-computation that you can do with a bigger slice of memory.

I hope they fix that soon.  As I am going to 64 bit on my next OS upgrade, and I have to use VPN.

Oh well, there is still Virtual PC.

Cisco supports 64 bits in their ASA firewalls using ASA OS v.8

Cisco sux, overpriced and their firewalls are totally out of date and overly complicated = Bad OS.

Simon CCNP!

I am pretty sure that we have connected with a 64-bit os to the SSL VPN on the ASA. If you are still running a Pix there is really no hope. I like Cisco for it's universal appeal. I hate that they dropped the Pix so quickly. 

Last year in my networking classes I was wondering why the teacher was going Cisco this and Cisco that and I see why now. They don’t actually give a dam so they need other people to.

While I have never actually looked at the technical reason for having 64-bit and am happy with my 32-bit vista stardock adding support for both is good.

The TWiT podcasts I listen to are full of ads advertising Astaro and special deals for former Pix users.

32 bits? 64bits... kibles and bits....

I have a  new machine 32 bits vista...  what does that do for me in regards with games... do I need trash everything and get a 64 bit machine?

As you can see I know nothing about it... can somebody help me out a  think of  me as a dummy for this and you will probably hit the mark

Thanks in advance.

On a 32-bit system, no matter how much memory you have in your machine, Windows can only use so much, and any given program, even less.

On 64-bit, those limits get increased way beyond the current capacities of the hardware, so that you can do much more stuff at once, and games can have more "stuff" and prettier graphics in them.