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Thats a fair idea, I believe x86-64 is less complex with fewer addressing modes than x86 is. So that makes sense. I'm still not sure about how I feel about an

• notmainacct 7y ago
  Arm architecture is rock-solid. The trick is making an ARM processor fast enough for desktop or laptop use. ARM has unfortunately been relegated to low-end devices even though the architecture could do well for high-end machines. We don't have a good interop for running x_86 or x_64 code on ARM so the compatibility isn't there for most users (like Windows 8 ARM). Linux is mostly fine on ARM if you can compile from source and you have a compiler for that given language that works for ARM.