I definitely would like 64-bit windows 8, but the laptop I am looking at does not specify what system it is, whether 64- or 32- bit. I tend to do a lot of video recording/editing, often of on-screen occurrences, which requires a lot of memory, and not having the 64- bit will really hurt my performance, or so I've read. I also would like to be able to run 64- bit java, as some games and applications require it for full functioning. Any help is appreciated!
How to determine whether 64 or 32-bit, and how simple/cheap to upgrade?
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Thank you. This model comes with Windows 8 64-Bit installed.
Via: http://store.acer.com/store/acerna/en_US/pd/ThemeID.30483300/productID.272117600
Via: http://store.acer.com/store/acerna/en_US/pd/ThemeID.30483300/productID.272117600
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