My Configuration: 32 or 64?

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  1. pparks1
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    Well, you could run either 32 or 64. As long as you have the drivers for everything, I would go 64-bit. But if something doesn't have a driver, don't sweat it and just run 32-bit. It will likely only use 3.2GB of your RAM or so....so as long as that isn't critical it shouldn't be an issue.

    i've personally never felt that the 64-bit platform was really noticeable faster. Having run both 32 and 64 bit's on the same machine for testing, they seem the same to me doing most normal things.
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  3. Antman
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    yadielfeliciano said:
    ...is calling someone uneducated considered an insult?...
    <off topic> It depends on where they went to school. Bush went to Yale. </off>
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  4. yadielfeliciano
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    Heheh ok


    Antman said:
    <off topic> It depends on where they went to school. Bush went to Yale. </off>
    lol ok, I only called him uneducated because all the cussin in his post, I got a warning, I guess I should read the rules o.O?
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  6. Dark Nova Gamer
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    yadielfeliciano said:
    lol ok, I only called him uneducated because all the cussin in his post, I got a warning, I guess I should read the rules o.O?
    I personally would consider it a put-down, not really an insult unless the other person wants to take it as one, which means if they did take it as an insult they likely ARE uneducated. =)

    Back to the topic.

    I still say the thread author should just try out 64-bit. It could just be bad luck for me but single-core with x64 was murder. Then again it was with Vista XD
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  7. Tews
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    yadielfeliciano said:
    lol ok, I only called him uneducated because all the cussin in his post, I got a warning, I guess I should read the rules o.O?
    Thats always a good place to begin
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