Google's 64-Bit Chrome Browser For Windows Is Available In Beta

[Spartan]

 

 

If you've wanted to try the 64-bit version of Chrome for Windows 7 and 8 but have been skittish about the flakiness of very early builds, your moment has come -- Google has released a beta of its beefed-up browser. As with the Canary and developer editions, this more reliable software makes full use of modern computing power to both speed up web page rendering and tighten security. The code still isn't complete, so don't be surprised if there are a few hiccups. However, a beta means that a truly stable 64-bit browser is likely just weeks away. Even if you're not willing to throw caution to the wind, it won't be long before you can give Chrome's big upgrade a spin.

[k2s]

bye1

[Anta Assamey]

What is the difference 

[puli_keka]

Will try the first stable build appatidaka keep coding Google devs

[Spartan]

What is the difference 

 

32 bit ki 64 bit ki unna difference 

[Anta Assamey]

32 bit ki 64 bit ki unna difference 

 

Ante 32 difference anamata.... 

[puli_keka]

one comment from the site

 

Well, now chrome 64 bit works good without any crashes, but it uses a looooot of ram and has some memory leaks, so my 4 gb ram is like nothing men, i feel like i'm in 90's with 32mb ram again ...

 

lite no installation until stable