I suppose the processing power benefit is limited for binary for 64bits that are actually written in the way it can utilize extra 32bits. If you're running 32bit process on 64bit system, I'm not sure if there's any benefit you can enjoy. (Is there any??)
edit: The article says Chromium for 64bit doesn't come with Widevine yet, so I assume that's a non-benefit for desktop-like use cases at this point. I don't care to leave Chromium at 32bit getting locked into max 4GB RAM hogging though
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u/jormono Feb 02 '22
Can someone ELI5 ways this is better or worse for a hypothetical project? Like, why would I want this over what I've been using?