- Feb 22, 2014
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Hello,
I recently built a new computer. Runs like a dream but some of the games want to install in the x86 program files directory on the SSD. Does it matter whether I install games on the x86 directory prog files, regular prog files via the SSD or the prog files on my 1 TB HDD.
In short I have 3 PF folders, 2x on the SSD 1 is x86 and 1 on my 1TB HDD.
I thought the x86 was 34 bit but that's the default installation for Diablo 3 for example. Please let me know if it really matters whether installed on the x86 PF, or regular PF, or the PF I created on my 1 TB HDD. I just don't want to install all the games into the x86 folder.
Don't want to have any compatibility issues if some games can only be installed on 34 bit.
Thanks,
-Dan
I recently built a new computer. Runs like a dream but some of the games want to install in the x86 program files directory on the SSD. Does it matter whether I install games on the x86 directory prog files, regular prog files via the SSD or the prog files on my 1 TB HDD.
In short I have 3 PF folders, 2x on the SSD 1 is x86 and 1 on my 1TB HDD.
I thought the x86 was 34 bit but that's the default installation for Diablo 3 for example. Please let me know if it really matters whether installed on the x86 PF, or regular PF, or the PF I created on my 1 TB HDD. I just don't want to install all the games into the x86 folder.
Don't want to have any compatibility issues if some games can only be installed on 34 bit.
Thanks,
-Dan
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