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I know 64 bit allows for more RAM and runs slightly faster but is that all there is? Does anyone have a detailed explanation of 32 vs 64 bit windows? I am ordering a few new computers and am curious if I should get 32 or 64 bit. I would get 64 bit but I am not sure if it will have problems with certain programs. Any opinions?
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well its a business machine so wont be any games and in all honestly the 3GB (3.25 or whatever it actually uses) is enough for what they will be doing which is why I am asking this question. I think I will go with 64-bit just because. Thanks for the replies.
Without a price difference, I would go with 64bit.
note that MS recommends always installing the 32bit version of Office 2010 if you will share documents with any earlier versions or with 32bit Office 2010.
note that MS recommends always installing the 32bit version of Office 2010 if you will share documents with any earlier versions or with 32bit Office 2010.