> Are the newer releases of MAME all 64 bit like I read many months ago? This is the
> primary reason why I'm on version .201 and am unable to play any new games released
> in that time period till now.
yes.
we've had 64-bit CPUs for what, 20 years?
there's no real reason to be on a 32-bit OS unless you're in a business environment and need 16-bit apps which only run on 32-bit.
while the TPM requirement makes no sense at all (especially considering how hard Microsoft pushed to get everybody on Win10) the 64-bit requirement makes perfect sense; I doubt there are any machines out there right now that would run 32-bit better than 64-bit, it's free performance and far fewer headaches in terms of memory limits.
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Look like my computer doesn't support Windows 11. :(
