Windows 7

0xBoF · November 2010

Got a few questions.

I got 4g ram and a 2.8ghz quad core

Does it matter if I choose the 32 bit or 64 bit?

Also, what would be better for all around gaming?
ultimate, pro, home?

Does 32bit support quad core?

Always wanted to ask those questions. Hopefully I'll get some answered.
Link to my specs in gaming rig section
http://www.xfire.com/profile/hobokilla8/

lilsmiley45 · November 2010

KillGod wrote: »

Got a few questions.

I got 4g ram and a 2.8ghz quad core

Does it matter if I choose the 32 bit or 64 bit?

Also, what would be better for all around gaming?
ultimate, pro, home?

Does 32bit support quad core?

Always wanted to ask those questions. Hopefully I'll get some answered.

I got an 8g ram, 1T memory, ATI radeon 5057, 32 bit and it runs fine I get triple digit FPS alot.

((STYX)) · November 2010

Nothing will change.

I have 64bit ult on a compaq presario (Crap crap crap & crap)

MaryJaneKB · November 2010

There is one big differance between 32 and 64 bit. That is the RAM they can support, With only 4g of RAM you will be find with 32bit. 32Bit up to 4g of RAM. 64Bit up to 8g of ram. I hope i helped

0xBoF · November 2010

lilsmiley45 wrote: »

I got an 8g ram, 1T memory, ATI radeon 5057, 32 bit and it runs fine I get triple digit FPS alot.

I get triple digits on win xp 32 bit. What you said doesn't help me.

((STYX)) wrote: »

Nothing will change.

I have 64bit ult on a compaq presario (Crap crap crap & crap)

Compaq presaio SUCKS

Forgot to add specs. Will edit

((STYX)) · November 2010

KillGod wrote: »

I get triple digits on win xp 32 bit. What you said doesn't help me.

Compaq presaio SUCKS

Forgot to add specs. Will edit

You think? I got it for free big boy.

8 gigs of ram is nice though.

0xBoF · November 2010

((STYX)) wrote: »

You think? I got it for free big boy.

8 gigs of ram is nice though.

cpu, gpu?

I bet they're bad.

((STYX)) · November 2010

KillGod wrote: »

cpu, gpu?

I bet they're bad.

Win 7 Ult 64-bit
AMD sempron 140
8 gigs ram
Nvidia geforce 6150SE nforce 430

Typical for premade cheap desktops. All im going to say is its 20X better then my old 02' XP so im not complaining.

0xBoF · November 2010

((styx)) wrote: »

win 7 ult 64-bit
amd sempron 140
8 gigs ram
nvidia geforce 6150se nforce 430

typical for premade cheap desktops. All im going to say is its 20x better then my old 02' xp so im not complaining.

that's horrible

lilsmiley45 · November 2010

Specs for my rig, sorta forgot what I had

Manufacturer:
Dell Inc.
Processor:
Intel(R) Core(TM) i5 CPU 750 @ 2.67GHz (4 CPUs), ~2.7GHz
Memory:
8192MB RAM
Hard Drive:
989 GB
Video Card:
ATI Radeon HD 5450
Monitor:
Sound Card:
Speakers (Realtek High Definition Audio)
Speakers/Headphones:
Keyboard:
USB Root Hub
Mouse:
USB Root Hub
Mouse Surface:
Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit (6.1, Build 7600) (7600.win7_gdr.100226-1909)
Motherboard:NA
Computer Case:NA

0xBoF · November 2010

I got a better video card and CPU

Although I only have 4g of ram, should I get the 64 bit or just stick with 32bit?

Also, what is better for multi core processors?

JasonIsSexy · November 2010

MaryJaneKB wrote: »

There is one big differance between 32 and 64 bit. That is the RAM they can support, With only 4g of RAM you will be find with 32bit. 32Bit up to 4g of RAM. 64Bit up to 8g of ram. I hope i helped

64 bit actually supports upto 192 GB of RAM. Dumbass.

MaryJaneKB · November 2010

LOL 192 i'd like to see a system with that much ram...... Maybe 1 day

0xBoF · November 2010

JasonIsSexy wrote: »

64 bit actually supports upto 192 GB of RAM. Dumbass.

Ultimate and pro.

Home only does 16g (64 bit)

JasonIsSexy · November 2010

MaryJaneKB wrote: »

LOL 192 i'd like to see a system with that much ram...... Maybe 1 day

http://www.360cities.net/london-photo-en.html
"We would like to thank Fujitsu Technology Solutions for providing the great hardware we used to help to make this image. This panoramic photo was stitched on a Fujitsu CELSIUS workstation comprising dual 6-core CPUs, 192GB of RAM, and a 4GB graphics card. Using this excellent workstation allowed this record-breaking photo to be created a few weeks faster than would have been possible on any other available PC. You can read more about our great experience using the CELSIUS workstation on Fujitsu's blog."

Done

0xBoF · November 2010

Ok, so I should just get windows 7 ultimate 32 bit?

JasonIsSexy · November 2010

KillGod wrote: »

Ok, so I should just get windows 7 ultimate 32 bit?

No, get 64 bit

0xBoF · November 2010

JasonIsSexy wrote: »

No, get 64 bit

I only have 4g of ram though. What's the point?

JasonIsSexy · November 2010

KillGod wrote: »

I only have 4g of ram though. What's the point?

In case you decide to upgrade the amount of memory you have? Durr ask the obvious questions why don't you?

0xBoF · November 2010

JasonIsSexy wrote: »

In case you decide to upgrade the amount of memory you have? Durr ask the obvious questions why don't you?

I don't plan on doing that for some time... If I get more ram it will be for a new computer.

MaryJaneKB · November 2010

JasonIsSexy wrote: »

http://www.360cities.net/london-photo-en.html
"We would like to thank Fujitsu Technology Solutions for providing the great hardware we used to help to make this image. This panoramic photo was stitched on a Fujitsu CELSIUS workstation comprising dual 6-core CPUs, 192GB of RAM, and a 4GB graphics card. Using this excellent workstation allowed this record-breaking photo to be created a few weeks faster than would have been possible on any other available PC. You can read more about our great experience using the CELSIUS workstation on Fujitsu's blog."

Done

Thats not just a PC its a super computer BIG difference

((STYX)) · November 2010

KillGod wrote: »

that's horrible

I live in the ghetto kid. I use what i get.

JasonIsSexy · November 2010

MaryJaneKB wrote: »

Thats not just a PC its a super computer BIG difference

It's not a supercomputer. It's a PC.

JasonIsSexy · November 2010

KillGod wrote: »

I don't plan on doing that for some time... If I get more ram it will be for a new computer.

So when you finally have a new PC with more RAM you won't need to upgrade your OS again.

Please think before posting.

MaryJaneKB · November 2010

and who is gonna go buy a 6 CPU system for a home PC REALLY??

JasonIsSexy · November 2010

MaryJaneKB wrote: »

and who is gonna go buy a 6 CPU system for a home PC REALLY??

It's actually 2 CPUs. Never heard of the EVGA Classified SR-2 running dual Xeon CPUs?

0xBoF · November 2010

((STYX)) wrote: »

I live in the ghetto kid. I use what i get.

lol

JasonIsSexy wrote: »

So when you finally have a new PC with more RAM you won't need to upgrade your OS again.

Please think before posting.

No, I will upgrade it to 64 bit.

I didn't say upgrade. I will make a new pc when I plan on doing anything.

New mobo, cpu, ram... Etc.

JasonIsSexy · November 2010

KillGod wrote: »

lol

No, I will upgrade it to 64 bit.

I didn't say upgrade. I will make a new pc when I plan on doing anything.

New mobo, cpu, ram... Etc.

Oh look, it's someone who buys off-the-shelf computers.

0xBoF · November 2010

JasonIsSexy wrote: »

Oh look, it's someone who buys off-the-shelf computers.

off the shelf? I don't buy prebuilt bro. I'm not an idiot

JasonIsSexy · November 2010

KillGod wrote: »

off the shelf? I don't buy prebuilt bro. I'm not an idiot

Then surely you would know the difference between a 32 bit and 64 bit OS, rather than coming here to ask some of the most computer illiterate people I have ever seen.

/thread

0xBoF · November 2010

JasonIsSexy wrote: »

Then surely you would know the difference between a 32 bit and 64 bit OS, rather than coming here to ask some of the most computer illiterate people I have ever seen.

/thread

I was asking about multi core CPU's and how they work with 32 bit vs 64 bit.

Freakn idiot

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