Which is the best suitable operating system for my pc
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imperialxgx
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This depends. If you are going to play games go with windows 7 or 10 there are still alot of games that are not compatible with linux
If you are computer savvy and a fast learner, download ubunu or elementary they have easy to use GUI's. You can download a number of tools to do homework and other buisness related things, you can also watch movies and music with the built in players that are in my opinion better than windows in many ways.
If you are computer savvy and a fast learner, download ubunu or elementary they have easy to use GUI's. You can download a number of tools to do homework and other buisness related things, you can also watch movies and music with the built in players that are in my opinion better than windows in many ways.
imperialxgx
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Ah, my apologies, according to your processor's instruction set capabilities you can run 64bit OS which I would recommend as well because then you can run more than 4GB of ram if your MOBO allows it!
Saestear
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Even my 8 years old Lenovo X200T runs 64bit OS...no reason to sticking with 32bit with your CPU. Honestly, why does windows even bother with 32bit versions anymore? The only viable option for really old hardware would still be Linux 
Go with 64
Go with 64
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