My CPU is not the best, so I want to squeeze the most out of it for gaming.
Ive heard that running a 32-bit application on a 64-bit OS ( Im running win 7 btw ) requires extra processing power to convert memory pointer/instructions to work with 32-bit.
Can someone clarify the truthfulness of this statement and if it is true and significant, how much processing power would be freed by switching back to 32-bit ( Regardless of RAM ).
Ive heard that running a 32-bit application on a 64-bit OS ( Im running win 7 btw ) requires extra processing power to convert memory pointer/instructions to work with 32-bit.
Can someone clarify the truthfulness of this statement and if it is true and significant, how much processing power would be freed by switching back to 32-bit ( Regardless of RAM ).