32 or 64 bit?

[deafault]

Upgrade mo muna RAM to atleast 4gb para ma-take advantage mo yung 64bit os. x64 programs will greatly benefit
from it, i.e. Photoshop 64bit


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[african888]

In general, systems with 2GB of ram and less would be better with 32bit Windows. While faster systems with over 2GB RAM will benefit from 64bit.

ok.. so ganon pala yon. kasi i have a new laptop i3 with 2g ram. pro 64bit ang nilagay. so di rin pala maximized

[badkuk]

64-bit systems/operating systems can make use of more memory:

2^32 = ~4GB RAM maximum(although some older mobos can't handle 4GB due to hw/BIOS limit)
2^64 = ~16 exabytes

64-bit systems should also be able to process data in bigger chunks given that it's using 64-bit registers.

imho there might be some sluggishness running 32-bit apps on a 64-bit OS, but i don't think you'll notice it.

[1D4LV]

ok.. so ganon pala yon. kasi i have a new laptop i3 with 2g ram. pro 64bit ang nilagay. so di rin pala maximized

nope.... its the same as having a 4 GB RAM, pero naka 32 bit.... 3.2 GB lang madedetect.

[roninblade]

ok.. so ganon pala yon. kasi i have a new laptop i3 with 2g ram. pro 64bit ang nilagay. so di rin pala maximized

hindi lang naman sa RAM support makikita ang difference. in windows, 64-bit:

* come with a technology to prevent hijacking the kernel,
* support for hardware-enabled data execution protection,
* mandatory digitally signed 64-bit device drivers,
* and increased performance for programs that are written to take advantage of a 64-bit operating system.

[R.Paul]

kung magretain ka lang ng 2GB of RAM, ok na yung 32 bit. pero pag mag 4GB pataas ka, 64 bit dapat