Hey guys, I have a Phenon II x4 955 3.2Ghz with 2Gb Ram.. and Im using Isadora Gnome 32 bit.
My question is, It would be better to 64-bit version for my case?
I mean.. which would take better advantage of my processor?
Sorry my english.. ty!
Question about 32, 64 bit
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lalo
Question about 32, 64 bit
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Leit
Re: Question about 32, 64 bit
jeah i'm not the only one who's unable to write english 
@topic: the point at 32 and 64 bit is not the Processorusage itself, its more how the processor works. With 64 bit you got a lot more adressregisters (i hope the english word corresponds to the german), which means your CPU can "speak" with more devices at the same time, mainly RAM (on your Motherboard and even on your VideoCard) but also other devices. but this only matters if you got more than 4 GB RAM (similiar 3,5GB) or something like a Gaming- or CAD-Videocard. You can use a 32bit OS or a 64 bit OS, at your systemconfig it doesn't realy matter, but 64bit-applications are sometimes a bit more unstable than the one for 32bit-Systems are, in my conclusions 64bit-application are also a bit slower than the ones for 32bit, but this could also be just a delusion.
In the end I would say if you've less than 4 GB of RAM, or a 64bit"only" processor (is something existing outside from special servers?) it doesnt realy matter.
greetings Leit.
P.S.: describing such things in english sucks xD
@topic: the point at 32 and 64 bit is not the Processorusage itself, its more how the processor works. With 64 bit you got a lot more adressregisters (i hope the english word corresponds to the german), which means your CPU can "speak" with more devices at the same time, mainly RAM (on your Motherboard and even on your VideoCard) but also other devices. but this only matters if you got more than 4 GB RAM (similiar 3,5GB) or something like a Gaming- or CAD-Videocard. You can use a 32bit OS or a 64 bit OS, at your systemconfig it doesn't realy matter, but 64bit-applications are sometimes a bit more unstable than the one for 32bit-Systems are, in my conclusions 64bit-application are also a bit slower than the ones for 32bit, but this could also be just a delusion.
In the end I would say if you've less than 4 GB of RAM, or a 64bit"only" processor (is something existing outside from special servers?) it doesnt realy matter.
greetings Leit.
P.S.: describing such things in english sucks xD
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OldManHook
Re: Question about 32, 64 bit
NO 64 bit would be slower say with what you havelalo wrote:Hey guys, I have a Phenon II x4 955 3.2Ghz with 2Gb Ram.. and Im using Isadora Gnome 32 bit.
My question is, It would be better to 64-bit version for my case?
I mean.. which would take better advantage of my processor?
Sorry my english.. ty!
