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  • =98=
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    Re: 32-Bit vs 64-Bit

    Originally posted by signa
    why are you so against XPx64? I've been using it on this build for over a year with no issues, no hard to find drivers, no programs that wont run on it. I had one x-fi issue that was corrected when they released an updated driver.
    I think you are lucky sir. A lot of people have issues with this OS.

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  • signa
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    Re: 32-Bit vs 64-Bit

    Originally posted by Alex98uk
    Vista 64bit > Vista 32bit > XP 32bit > MS-DOS > Free-BSD > Windows 3.1 > XP 64bit
    why are you so against XPx64? I've been using it on this build for over a year with no issues, no hard to find drivers, no programs that wont run on it. I had one x-fi issue that was corrected when they released an updated driver.

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  • Vash2051
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    Re: 32-Bit vs 64-Bit

    Originally posted by Alex98uk
    Vista 64bit > Vista 32bit > XP 32bit > MS-DOS > Free-BSD > Windows 3.1 > XP 64bit
    So true.

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  • Skaggy
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    Originally posted by [11]O/4|Pvt.TinFoil
    64 bit has the capacity to have more RAM installed; Vista uses more resources than XP. Just to clarify.
    It actually uses more to run applications, too.

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  • =)BiT(= Evant3k
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    Why Vista on that machine? You wont be able to run games on DX10 anyhow, since the CPU and VGA is too weak. IMO the only reason to get Vista is DX10 other then that it uses way more resources then XP, and only slows your machine down. And if you want a flashy desktop just mod XP a little bit you will have the same thing.

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  • Kradath
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    Vista works fine for me, not the fastest solution but it works well all in all with my 3400+.

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  • [USAC]S|Cpl.TinFoil
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    By god, do not install Vista on a +3xxx series. I tried that with an old Emachines computer and it slowed to a crawl when booting up and doing system-intensive tasks. Your RAM amount is fine, though.

    Originally posted by Natt
    64 bit uses more ram, Vista uses more resources.
    64 bit has the capacity to have more RAM installed; Vista uses more resources than XP. Just to clarify.

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  • =98=
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    Vista uses superfetch to fill unused RAM. It enables programs to open faster by having key aspects of them already open. So, it uses the RAM to good effect and it can be turned off if you're stingey.

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  • Natt
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    64 bit uses more ram, Vista uses more resources.

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  • =98=
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    Your CPU would be fairly slow on Vista i think.

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  • Kradath
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    If I was you I would wait for the new EFI boards, the bios follower and install Vista 64 when you got one.

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  • =98=
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    Vista 64bit > Vista 32bit > XP 32bit > MS-DOS > Free-BSD > Windows 3.1 > XP 64bit

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  • .Gunfire
    started a topic 32-Bit vs 64-Bit

    32-Bit vs 64-Bit

    What would be better with my current specs and also what is the difference?

    The reason I ask is because I just scored a free copy of 64-Bit XP and Vista...
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