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You just missed.....the first Intel 64 bit chips were the Pentium 4 6xx series. If you had a 631 it would be 64 bit.
 

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Although this thread is old, I thought I would put my two cence in any way just in case any one want's to know about this particular information.
>The Intel P4 (Prescott) CPU 531 that you have is a 64-bit CPU, the 530 and 530(J) are both 32 bit CPU's, so yes you can install a 64-bit Operating System with the CPU that you have. All three of these support HTT which gives them a 15-30% performance increase as long as you have a Motherboard that supports HTT.

Here is a link to the correct information on your CPU 531, the 530 and the 530(J) : http://ark.intel.com/Compare.aspx?ids=27465,27464,27463,

 

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Agreed with Huge.

Found this:
http://ark.intel.com/Product.aspx?id=27465&processor=531&spec-codes=SL8HZ,SL8PQ,SL9CB
The instruction set is 64-bit, so it should be able to handle a 64-bit OS. The speed isn't affected by 32-bit or 64-bit support.