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What is the difference between 32 bit and 64 bit?
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jsmithepa
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Because a bigger number is ALWAYS better! 
Seriously, the only reason to do 32 is because you have an old old old 32 bit processor, you will have to go back 10 years+
I used to say, if you have to run some legacy 32 bit software but even that is no longer true as one can run a 32 bit VM machine on a 64 host these days.
Seriously, the only reason to do 32 is because you have an old old old 32 bit processor, you will have to go back 10 years+
I used to say, if you have to run some legacy 32 bit software but even that is no longer true as one can run a 32 bit VM machine on a 64 host these days.
jsmithepa
Polypheme
- Jun 14, 2014
- 13,096
- 263
- 60,840
Because a bigger number is ALWAYS better!
Seriously, the only reason to do 32 is because you have an old old old 32 bit processor, you will have to go back 10 years+
I used to say, if you have to run some legacy 32 bit software but even that is no longer true as one can run a 32 bit VM machine on a 64 host these days.
Seriously, the only reason to do 32 is because you have an old old old 32 bit processor, you will have to go back 10 years+
I used to say, if you have to run some legacy 32 bit software but even that is no longer true as one can run a 32 bit VM machine on a 64 host these days.
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