32 bit vs 64 bit Comparison

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  1. Posts : 120
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #271

    Lordbob75 said:
    Glad I could help. My research for this thread also cleared up somethings for me, and seems to be the only one of its kind.

    ~Lordbob
    Do you give me permission to translate this to brazilian portuguese, and spread the knowledge? :)
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  2. Posts : 6,885
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64, Mint 9
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       #272

    Archmage said:
    Lordbob75 said:
    Glad I could help. My research for this thread also cleared up somethings for me, and seems to be the only one of its kind.

    ~Lordbob
    Do you give me permission to translate this to brazilian portuguese, and spread the knowledge? :)
    Assuming you translate it well, and credit the original to me (and link the thread), I have no problems with it.
    Thanks for helping out.

    ~Lordbob
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  3. Posts : 120
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #273

    Consider it done... and if we take in consideration my actual work time, probably I will finish this in time to see the next soccer world cup. lol
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  4. Posts : 351
    Windows 7 x64 (RTM via MSDN)
       #274

    Lordbob,

    I re-read the OP since you have updated and have but a few comments.

    Under 64-bit, you state that 64-bit drivers are harder to find. This is only true of older hardware. If a driver is to be WHQL-certified it must be submitted in both 32- and 64-bit form. This was MS's way of forcing hardware vendors to produce 64-bit drivers. Also, 64-bit OS looks for WHQL-signed drivers or it throws an annoying dialog pointing out that the driver is not signed.

    Minor point, I know, but trying to help your excellent article be more thorough.
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  5. Posts : 6,885
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64, Mint 9
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       #275

    PhreePhly said:
    Lordbob,

    I re-read the OP since you have updated and have but a few comments.

    Under 64-bit, you state that 64-bit drivers are harder to find. This is only true of older hardware. If a driver is to be WHQL-certified it must be submitted in both 32- and 64-bit form. This was MS's way of forcing hardware vendors to produce 64-bit drivers. Also, 64-bit OS looks for WHQL-signed drivers or it throws an annoying dialog pointing out that the driver is not signed.

    Minor point, I know, but trying to help your excellent article be more thorough.
    Ah, thanks for the clarification, I didn't know that. And I agree, 64bit drivers have become more and more common.

    ~Lordbob
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  6. Posts : 4
    WINDOWS 7 64 bit
       #276

    64 OR 32


    THANK YOU LORDBOB75
    EXPLANATION ...GREAT
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  7. Posts : 6,885
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64, Mint 9
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       #277

    cgc1507 said:
    THANK YOU LORDBOB75
    EXPLANATION ...GREAT
    Glad you liked it mate.

    ~Lordbob
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  8. Posts : 120
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #278

    Only sharing a personal experience with 32 and 64 bits Windows Ultimate. In the 32 bit version, the Windows Experience Index of my PC was 4,6. I just format and made a new install, 64 bits. Same hardware. My Windows Experience Index jump to 5,5. The hardware is the same of my profile. :)
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  9. Posts : 6,885
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64, Mint 9
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       #279

    Archmage said:
    Only sharing a personal experience with 32 and 64 bits Windows Ultimate. In the 32 bit version, the Windows Experience Index of my PC was 4,6. I just format and made a new install, 64 bits. Same hardware. My Windows Experience Index jump to 5,5. The hardware is the same of my profile. :)
    Interesting note, but the WEI has always been a little off

    ~Lordbob
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  10. Posts : 5,795
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
       #280

    Archmage said:
    Only sharing a personal experience with 32 and 64 bits Windows Ultimate. In the 32 bit version, the Windows Experience Index of my PC was 4,6. I just format and made a new install, 64 bits. Same hardware. My Windows Experience Index jump to 5,5. The hardware is the same of my profile. :)
    Consider the WEI useless. I've been able to get different scores by simply manually refreshing. You can also edit a file to get whatever scores you want, so the WEI should be completely ignored.
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