64 bit = 32bit?

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  1. Handycam
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    64 bit = 32bit?


    Is there some kind of error or glitch here? I downloaded the 64bit (Which was 32bit) I thought I read somewhere that 64bit = 86bit..
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  3. mxosder16
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    x86= 32 bit
    x64= 64 bit
    they are different
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  4. Handycam
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    Should I have x86? What is the criteria on picking either?
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  6. mxosder16
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    with the 2 gigs of memory that you have i would suggest x86
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  7. Handycam
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    redsoxm16 said:
    with the 2 gigs of memory that you have i would suggest x86
    Yeah, looks like I need to uninstall 64...


    /goes back to utorrent for another 2 days, LOL


    Thanks!
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  8. mxosder16
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    /goes back to utorrent for another 2 days, LOL
    lol, i hear ya. do you still have the x86 link i gave you?
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  10. DocBrown
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    I have an AMD 3200 processor x64 & 2 gigs of Ram with no problem with the RC-7100 x64
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  11. mxosder16
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    I have an AMD 3200 processor x64 & 2 gigs of Ram with no problem with the RC-7100 x64
    his wei is high so it might be ok, but i always thought the rule of thumb is 2 gigs= x86 and 4 gigs= x64
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  12. DocBrown
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    Well my x64 sure is faster than my first C-64
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  13. davehc
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    Vista and now 7 in 32 and 64 bit.
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    I was, some weks ago, browsing for a better(64Bit) computer, or another 2 gbs to add to my 4 year old 64bit laptop.
    However, it is running better than any previous OS, 64 or 32bits with only 2gbs memory.
    I am not a great game player, or graphics manipulator, so there is not a huge ram demand. I've put my wallet back in my pocket!
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