A 64-bit register can hold more data than a 32-bit register, which in turn holds more than 16-bit and 8-bit registers. The bit designation refers to the width of the register. The register is a small amount of storage where the CPU keeps whatever data it needs to access quickly for optimal computer performance. ![]() What does 64-bit even mean? In the context of discussions about 32-bit and 64-bit personal computers the XX-bit format refers to the width of the CPU register. Before we start dazzling you with interesting history, let’s get the basics down.
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