CompMan Fully Optimized Messages 3,323 Feb 7, 2008 #11 I would go with Vista 64 bit, it will let your processor operate at full capacity. I have it, and it runs a lot smoother compared to the 32bit.
I would go with Vista 64 bit, it will let your processor operate at full capacity. I have it, and it runs a lot smoother compared to the 32bit.
OP OP jashan17 In Runtime Messages 374 Feb 7, 2008 #12 CompMan said: I would go with Vista 64 bit, it will let your processor operate at full capacity. I have it, and it runs a lot smoother compared to the 32bit. Click to expand... Ok thanks, ill go with it.
CompMan said: I would go with Vista 64 bit, it will let your processor operate at full capacity. I have it, and it runs a lot smoother compared to the 32bit. Click to expand... Ok thanks, ill go with it.
esa193 Fully Optimized Messages 4,210 Feb 7, 2008 #14 Jason8284 said: SP1 will show 4GB, I have the beta version and it shows all 4gb, so it's true Click to expand... it shows all 4G but doesn't mean all 4g of ram can be addressed at the same time
Jason8284 said: SP1 will show 4GB, I have the beta version and it shows all 4gb, so it's true Click to expand... it shows all 4G but doesn't mean all 4g of ram can be addressed at the same time
C colorblindjimbo In Runtime Messages 195 Feb 7, 2008 #15 jashan17 said: Thats great...So should i get 64 or 32 bit? Click to expand... It will show the 4gb, but the way that 32bit handles memory as opposed to 64bit will still make it have a poorer performance. probably doesnt matter much though.
jashan17 said: Thats great...So should i get 64 or 32 bit? Click to expand... It will show the 4gb, but the way that 32bit handles memory as opposed to 64bit will still make it have a poorer performance. probably doesnt matter much though.
worshipme Golden Master Messages 5,603 Feb 8, 2008 #16 You should make sure that all your hardware has drivers for 64 bit Vista before buying it first.