I want to know if Win XP can perform a Multicore Processor
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the cuestion is becoues I want to change my PC (P4 3.2 for Core 2 Duo or Quad Core).
and I don't want to change XP for Vista. if there are diferences on development between them.
the same with DDR1 and DDR2 667 or 1066.
it's necesary an SP 3 or something like that.
and I have a Laptop Dell Precision M90 with vista and I don't like how it runs.
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Obviously in the future when all applications are 64bit then yes x64 is better than 32bit. Check out this debate:- http://news.softpedia.com/news/Are-you-ready-for-the-ne...
For now most apps are still 32bit so advantages are not apparent and you would still have to run 32bit apps on XP 64bit. I have just found you can run the 32bit xp on a dual or quad core processor.
For now most apps are still 32bit so advantages are not apparent and you would still have to run 32bit apps on XP 64bit. I have just found you can run the 32bit xp on a dual or quad core processor.
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