WinRAR version for Windows x64 is available. If you use Windows x64, it is strongly recommended to install 64 bit WinRAR version. It provides a higher performance and better shell integration than 32 bit version.
-
The undead Pirate Mod has returned to claim his victims! -
-
been using it since the beta. can't say i really noticed speed increases.
nice icon set though. that i will install
Comment
-
I just use 7zip since it's free...
Comment
-
I'm not looking to derail this thread, but I was a WinRar user for many years. When I switched to an x64 OS though I wanted an x64 file compression utility, and I needed something to extract Microsoft Self-Extracting packages. 7Zip does it all, and I'm very pleased with the switch. I like the Windows shell integration a little better too.Originally posted by Dr. Zhivago View PostI just use 7zip since it's free...
Comment
-
Only when I came across a RAR file that 7zip couldn't open properly did I regret 7zip x64. It was few and far between, about 1 time a month, but I also wanted to make solid self-extracting executables and I couldn't figure it out easily with 7zip.Comment
-
What problems did you encounter with the latter? I was making them on the command line a long time ago, and the program would start to error out for no reason whatsoever after a few were produced. It was really strange. Eventually, I just gave up, reasoning that I was going to spend more time dealing with the issue than installing the software packages manually.Originally posted by caveman-jim View Post
As for the former, I have had no issues.Last edited by Android1; Aug 23, 2009, 12:20 PM.Comment
-
I would either get issues with it unpacking silently, or it wasn't a very compressed. It's way easier to do with winrar.Comment
-
mmm 7zip, i like it, but for some reason lots and lots of rar files seem to be 'corrupted' which work perfectly fine in other compression programs that start with 'win' somethingComment
Comment