hi allhere is a good site for those contemplating upgrading to 64 of what works and whats not compatible yet.have a look.http://www.3dvelocity.com/articles/win64co...n64hardlist.htm

Here a couple of other useful links regarding xp64: http://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors/Develo...5e10454,00.htmlHelp for mainboards with Via chipsets: http://www.viaarena.com Help for mainboards with nForce chipsets: http://www.nforcershq.comI also like this one: http://www.planetamd64.com/index.php?act=idxHope this enables quick troubleshooting if necessary. Good luck and kind regards Jaap PS: another very useful forum is the Abit USA one. Maybe somebody can post a link?

Great find :)Things I am waiting for is the leadtek tv 2000xp deluxe, trackIR and 64-bit drivers for my Razer Diamondback :) And stereo3d drivers for X64 of course :).

Does anyone know whether CH Products USB rudder and pedals are compatible with Win64?Gary

Really the best way to find out, search google, type your product then 64bit windows xp. That's how I found for all my stuff.

Nothing that I can see from a google search and CH's website only mentions XP for compatibility.Has anyone tried CH yoke and pedals USB in Win64?Gary

Hi GaryI am Led to beleve that all drivers that work on 32bit,will not work on 64 bit win pro X64You must visit the products web site,and hope they have updated there driversAll the Best

That is correct.

Hi again.One more tip on this X64. Go to Google and type in (64 Bit)All the Best.

I have CH pedals, throttle and yoke.Win x64 comes with drivers and they work fine.RegardsRussell Jourdain (NZL007/ZK-RHJ)

This may sound stupid but what will this mean for FS2004. Will it be compatible with the 64bit, or will they make a patch or something like that?

FS2004 runs flawlessly with Windows x64. I have been running x64 exclusively for 2 months now and I have had nothing weird happen with FS2004. As far as performance, there is nor will there be, and real advantage to going over to x64 for FS2004 since it isn't a 64-bit application. I've noticed more *smoothness* and there is a few fps increase due to the underlying 64-bit Hard drive, CPU/GPU drivers delivering a wider datapath. Still it is not going to cause anyone to do backflips. The same goes for all my addons from FSBUILD to FE, Activesky V, etc. All run fine under x64 along with my hardware CH Throttles, Pedals and AETI Yoke. x64 will runn all of your newer 32 bit programs. The only caviat are those that link to 32bit hardware drivers. For instance, iTunes loads up fine and works properly but I cannot burn CDs directly because it has its own 32-bit hardware drivers that don't work under x64.Considering the time and energy required to get x64 up and running and the fact that many older (and some newer) programs will not be compatible, one has to decide if the upgrade is worth it. For me, everything I require runs under x64, so I've made the final decision to stay with an all 64 bit operating system. The major issue with x64 is gathering all of your basic hardware drivers all in one place. The trick is to get your network card and base hardware drivers to work and from that point it requires you to go to all your vendor sites and download x64 drivers. This took me about a week to get everything and THANK GOD for Google.Hope this helps.Mike T

Thanks for that one Mike I have been hovering about this one for weeks now,I have got most of my drivers, but I am now going to wait for a whileThanks again .Rex.

HelloI think I will go yo x64 for my next new rigjust a few questions- directx? is it applicable to x64?- are the sofwares working with NET Framework under XP (EditVoicepack, ACA2005, AITMv2...) running under x64 and is x64 needing some NET Framework installation?And has someone found an addon not working?Thnaks for your helpG. Viguie

Track IR3 unfortunately doesn't work with Win x64 yet, but drivers are apparently coming at some stage.Greetings