I just read about how upcoming versions of DirectX will support 64-bit color mode, but AFAIK most monitors can only display 32-bits of color. how would 64-bit coloring be possible on today's monitors?

current crop of Plasmas and large LCDs seem to support 4096 gradations, or 10 bits per color ... and maybe im wrong but doesnt windows run on 32 bit color which is just 8 bits per color ?<BR><BR>would ...

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