What is better 32bit or 64bit windows 7?


  1. intelfan00
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    What is better 32bit or 64bit windows 7?


    I have 32bit 7 on my pc now but was thinking of putting 64bit on it and just wanted to now what 1 was better and what are some of the advantages and dissadvantages of them both?
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