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  1. FZ21Z
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 ®™
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    Considering how quick Windows 7 takes to install, was 35mins total for me to install x64, you might as well just do that.
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  3. Dinesh
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    Windows® 8 Pro (64-bit)
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    Also, to check if your processor really supports 64 bit, check out the link in my sig.
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  4. Ether
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    windows 7 7600 x64
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    FZ21Z said:
    Considering how quick Windows 7 takes to install, was 35mins total for me to install x64, you might as well just do that.
    thanx 4 your comment :)

    Dinesh said:
    Also, to check if your processor really supports 64 bit, check out the link in my sig.
    I've done this test before


    thanx..
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