go with 64
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um... well of course you want more pformace .....
i had same thing too
but then i learned spending couple more minutes 2 get 64 bit stuff pays off
but i just try use stuff that are 64 bit...
i had same thing too
but then i learned spending couple more minutes 2 get 64 bit stuff pays off
but i just try use stuff that are 64 bit...
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Well, agreed...64 bit would be better for performance, but there is hardly any software that is written in 64 bit. To make things worse, from what I have read, the 32 bit software is emulated in the 64 bit OS so you will have a system dcrease in performance. Not that it might be noticeable with a 64 bit CPU but maybe on some applications.
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