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32 bit or 64 bit

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Bluechip:
Rob

I don't use the desktop much, but I think some progs can be run under a 'XP SP3' mode.

Never used it .. AFAIK

Still don't know why you asked? more speed ??

Dave BC

EDIT Probably the RAM makes a lot of difference.

Rob.Wilson:
Hi Dave


YEP is it faster ?  why have 32 and 64  :scratch:

Rob

Bluechip:
Dunno, there must BE a reason ??

I got a download a few weeks ago, and it went into the W7 64bit Prog Library, on mine, didn't work.

Found out from another electroniccy forum ,I needed summat enabled in the security settings, so the host knew I had 64 bit , and avoided it. Thus putting the download into the W7 32 bit library where it worked ..

You got Skype on? my fingers too hot ??

dave BC

Rob.Wilson:
GiZ a couple of minutes ,,need to fined to fined web cam

Rob.Wilson:
may be this is a better question

What's the benefits of a 64 bit system over a 32 bit system ?

and a couple more

When you format a hard drive is the data actually gone . can it be retrieved ?

How many times can you format a hard drive ?

thanks Rob

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