Why we don’t have 128 bit OS or CPUs?
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There is a fixed cost to more bits that you have to pay even if they are useless. It’s a very, very rare circumstance where there will be any value, & easier ways to fit those needs.
It’s like putting a second car on the top of your car, it’s a lot more money, more weight, more gas & more things to go wrong. The only advantage is if you flip your car over you can keep on driving, but there are better and cheaper solutions to that problem.
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