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    Smile windows 32 bit or 64 bit

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    please inform about pros & cons of windows 32 bit and 64 bit.

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    32 bit Windows requires less........it is the most common used.About 70-80% use 32 bit OS as it is convinent.it requires at least 1GB of RAM.


    64 bit Windows requires more.u should have a 64 bit compatible processor and it requires more RAM.At least 4GB RAM to run smoothly.but will also give u more than 32 it windows.
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    Quote Originally Posted by imrock View Post
    32 bit Windows requires less........it is the most common used.About 70-80% use 32 bit OS as it is convinent.it requires at least 1GB of RAM.


    64 bit Windows requires more.u should have a 64 bit compatible processor and it requires more RAM.At least 4GB RAM to run smoothly.but will also give u more than 32 it windows.
    No, it doesn't need more RAM. (But like you said, it runs better on more RAM!) If you use more than 4 GB RAM, you need a 64 bit OS.
    I am running Windows 7 64 bit on 2GB RAM. The difference is that in 32 bit Windows, it doesn't recognise more than 4GB RAM. You can run 32 bit software in 64 bit Windows also.

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    Quote Originally Posted by imrock View Post

    64 bit Windows requires more.u should have a 64 bit compatible processor and it requires more RAM.At least 4GB RAM to run smoothly.but will also give u more than 32 it windows.
    No. I am using 64 bit OS with Core2Duo 2 Ghz CPU and 2 GB RAM

    System runs way better than it was in 32 bit. Esp by VS 2008 and Photoshop 64 bit , SQL Server 2008 64 bit opens like notepad

    I am happy with 64 bit.



    Bottom Line : All Core2Duo CPU are 64 Bit capable and if you have 2 GB RAM , Just go for 64 bit Windows 7 OS

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    Quote Originally Posted by talktoanil View Post
    No. I am using 64 bit OS with Core2Duo 2 Ghz CPU and 2 GB RAM

    System runs way better than it was in 32 bit. Esp by VS 2008 and Photoshop 64 bit , SQL Server 2008 64 bit opens like notepad

    I am happy with 64 bit.



    Bottom Line : All Core2Duo CPU are 64 Bit capable and if you have 2 GB RAM , Just go for 64 bit Windows 7 OS
    well than after upgrading my ram i will try 64bit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by talktoanil View Post
    No. I am using 64 bit OS with Core2Duo 2 Ghz CPU and 2 GB RAM

    System runs way better than it was in 32 bit. Esp by VS 2008 and Photoshop 64 bit , SQL Server 2008 64 bit opens like notepad

    I am happy with 64 bit.



    Bottom Line : All Core2Duo CPU are 64 Bit capable and if you have 2 GB RAM , Just go for 64 bit Windows 7 OS
    same here............................

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    Mine is quicker with more programs in the background with 64 bit !

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    Quote Originally Posted by ElCapitan View Post
    Mine is quicker with more programs in the background with 64 bit !
    this is because 64 bit OS can handle ur data and RAM more efficiently than 32 bit.

    but there are some programs that don't support 64 bit OS.

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    64-bit OS is recommended only if the system has 4GB+ RAM to make the most use of 64-bit processing.......

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    Quote Originally Posted by hitler517 View Post
    64-bit OS is recommended only if the system has 4GB+ RAM to make the most use of 64-bit processing.......
    using core2duo and 2 GB ram with 64 bit windows 7 OS. running all developement softwares like VS 2010 , SQL server, + games and all and still no issues. 2 GB ram also works fines and my PS CS 4 64 bit opens like notepad in 64 bit OS.

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    cool,I think I can run 64 bit os! with 2.4 ghz core 2 duo processor,2 GB ram.now using 32 bit.

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