davbell22602
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If you Have More than 4GB then install 64-bit Windows and if you have less than 4GB RAM then Install 32-Bit Windows.
Why is that? The most ram my PC will hold is 4GB.
If you Have More than 4GB then install 64-bit Windows and if you have less than 4GB RAM then Install 32-Bit Windows.
Because 64-bit Operarting System require minimum 4 GB Ram to take the full advantage of 64-bit architecture.Why is that? The most ram my PC will hold is 4GB.
64-bit processes can use more memory per process than 32-bit processes.The only benefit I can see is 64-bit Windows lets the OS manage more RAM?
And on that note, captaincranky facepalms, then puts his computer to sleep.Windows 8 32 bit..(y)
Bravo. The reality is quite different than all the hype, isn't it!The point is that other software vendors never gave use access to 64-bit applications. We're still using 32-bit here. Browsers are all still 32-bit and some have limited support for 64-bit, Adobe Flash/Shocware they're still 32-bit and not 64-bit, It's a mess to really get into why they are not giving us true 64-bit and yet most like me have 8 GB, 16 GB, 32 GB and 64 GB Memory System.
On the flip side, bloated M$ software may hasten the necessity for 128 bit OS....Along this same line of reasoning, few understand how 64bit systems differ from 32bit.
(I'll give you a hint), Were it not for the bloated MS software, then only scientific programs would ever need 64bit memory access.)
Or large games with massive textures, large video editing projects, large databases, large (perhaps bloated) applications from other vendors.Bravo. The reality is quite different than all the hype, isn't it!
Along this same line of reasoning, few understand how 64bit systems differ from 32bit.
(I'll give you a hint), Were it not for the bloated MS software, then only scientific programs would ever need 64bit memory access.)
Bravo. The reality is quite different than all the hype, isn't it!
Along this same line of reasoning, few understand how 64bit systems differ from 32bit.
(I'll give you a hint), Were it not for the bloated MS software, then only scientific programs would ever need 64bit memory access.)
We are using much higher level software nowadays too. You lose the efficiency of micro-tuned code (pedantically designed assembly is unbeatable but takes forever to complete relatively speaking) but gain massively in productivity.Wirth's Law: Software is getting slower more rapidly than hardware becomes faster.
Software is just as likely to not work with the wrong version of Windows, as it is with software of different bit structure.I still don't understand why we use these both bit. some time software are not install because that not match the windows bit. Why it is happened?