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13 Sep 2009   #1

windows 7 Ultimate RC x64
 
 
Os on new Laptop

hello i just bought new laptop
DELL STUDIO 1555
Intel® CoreTM 2 Duo Processor P8600 2.4GHz ,1066MHz FSB 3MB L2 Cache
4GB DDR2 800MHz dual channel MemoryATI Mobility Radeon HD 4570 512MB500GB Hard Drive Serial ATA 5400RPM and now i'm trying to decide which os to install
1.Windows 7 RC 32Bit
2.Windows 7 RC 64Bit
3.WIN XP 64Bit

the 64 bit windows will recognize the 4 GB og ram but XP will not use the dual core while Windows 7 64 as i heard is very unstable and have limited time like as Windows 7 32 but on the other hand they both use the dual core

can anyone advise me which one to choose?

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13 Sep 2009   #2

 
 

Install Windows 7 64bit, it's stabe.
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13 Sep 2009   #3

Windows 7 Ultimate
The Southern Hinterlands
 
 

Hi and welcome to the forums!!

I'd definitely go with the Windows 7x64bit version... If this was a new purchace, you should have received a free upgrade coupon ... If you have any problems, dont be afraid to ask..

Tom
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13 Sep 2009   #4

Win 8 Release candidate 8400
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by kopka View Post
hello i just bought new laptop
DELL STUDIO 1555
Intel® CoreTM 2 Duo Processor P8600 2.4GHz ,1066MHz FSB 3MB L2 Cache
4GB DDR2 800MHz dual channel MemoryATI Mobility Radeon HD 4570 512MB500GB Hard Drive Serial ATA 5400RPM and now i'm trying to decide which os to install
1.Windows 7 RC 32Bit
2.Windows 7 RC 64Bit
3.WIN XP 64Bit

the 64 bit windows will recognize the 4 GB og ram but XP will not use the dual core while Windows 7 64 as i heard is very unstable and have limited time like as Windows 7 32 but on the other hand they both use the dual core

can anyone advise me which one to choose?
K

Your computer has the cpu, ram, and video to run win 7. If there isn't a reason for running XP forget about it. Now 32 or 64? Both have pro's and con's.

32-- only about 3.3 gigs of ram. easier to obtain drivers, runs cooler. Its not as fast as 64 for some things.

To make your choice we would need to know how you use it. Do you game, do video editing, run bleeding edge apps.

tell us how you use your system and we could be more helpful

Ken
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13 Sep 2009   #5

Windows 7 Ultimate x64
Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
 
 

+1 for 64 bit here too

With your hardware you wouldn't have a problem
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13 Sep 2009   #6

 

+1 For 64-bit here too
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13 Sep 2009   #7

windows 7 Ultimate RC x64
 
 

ok first of all this forum is great i wasn't expected to such fast replies so thank you
i'm a student and i will use this laptop to internet,music,games and programing so no hard job for the computer.

now i am trying to understand which version to download because from microsoft there is now downloads anymore and i found out and get confused about the RC,ultimate,RTM versions of x64 and what is the size of the windows x64 cd because i dowloaded the rc of x32 and its a 700mb cd but now i find versions of x64 the is 3 gb is it wrong?
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13 Sep 2009   #8

Windows 7 Ultimate x64
Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
 
 

The standard x86 size is 2.3 GB while the x64 is 3GB. All versions of seven, unless accquired thru Technet subscription, is Ultimate. I may be able to PM you a link to the RC but you would have to bear with my 2 minutes
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13 Sep 2009   #9

windows 7 Ultimate RC x64
 
 

the ultimate versions are still time limited or not?

and there are very noticble differnces in performance bitween x32 and x64 or can i live with that because i a little bit scared about the x64(due to errors and drivers issues)?
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13 Sep 2009   #10

 
 

64bit drivers are available for your hardware.
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