Window 10 , 32/64 BIT

[Adu2016]

Hello there ,

My laptop has 4 BG RAM , which of Window 10 home version may drive my laptop much faster 32 BIT OR 64 BIT .

Thanks for you in advance
Have a great time

 

[Vanquisher71]

You don't really get a choice man. Your laptop will either be compatible with the 32-bit or the 64-bit. You can find out by going into your control panel and you'll find an page with information about your machine and whether or not your current IS is 32/64-bit. Also, it's not likely upgrading the OS will make your laptop run better, there isn't really a way to greatly improve laptop performance. If you want to make huge improvements to performance you should get a PC

 

[BadAsAl]

I won't matter to you in any significant way at the moment. If you ever plan to add more RAM then you will want to install the 64Bit now.

 

[COLGeek]

Nearly every system sold in the last few years is compatible with both 32-bit and 64-bit operating systems. As mentioned earlier, the speed different between the two versions is minimal, unless you plan to upgrade and use more than 4GB of memory. To use that more than 4GB of memory requires the use of a 64-bit OS.

Personally, I would recommend using the 64-bit version.

 

[why_wolf]

64-bit, there is no point in using the 32-bit unless you know you are going to use a program that won't run under 64-bit.

 

[Vanquisher71]

I know it's unlikely his laptop won't be able to run the 64-Bit (with 4GB RAM), but it won't help him much whether he gets the 32 or 64-Bit in terms of performance. That's the base of the whole question. He wants to improve the performance of his laptop which he can't really do with a new OS or more RAM. It'd be nice to know what he wants better performance for

 

[Adu2016]

You don't really get a choice man. Your laptop will either be compatible with the 32-bit or the 64-bit. You can find out by going into your control panel and you'll find an page with information about your machine and whether or not your current IS is 32/64-bit. Also, it's not likely upgrading the OS will make your laptop run better, there isn't really a way to greatly improve laptop performance. If you want to make huge improvements to performance you should get a PC

 

[Adu2016]

Thanks a r all of you , it is really impressive .
I want to add more RAM , but is there BIOS upgrade to enable more than 4 GB of Ram ?
My Laptop brand is HP Compaq Presario C700 CTO , P/n : FG 809 EA

Once again thanks for all of you .

 

[COLGeek]

From what I was able to find on your laptop, it won't support more than 4GB of memory. You may be maxed out now.

 

[rgd1101]

http://www.support.hp.com/us-en/product/Compaq-Presario-C700-Notebook-PC-series/3466274/model/3559276/manuals
manual said it only support up to 2GB Ram

 

[COLGeek]

http://www.support.hp.com/us-en/product/Compaq-Presario-C700-Notebook-PC-series/3466274/model/3559276/manuals
manual said it only support up to 2GB Ram

I saw that as well. Many of these older rigs would actually support up to 4GB, but no more. I think this is one of those systems.

 

[Adu2016]

Thank you COLGeek , you settled the issue
Have a pleasant evening
With best regards

 

[Vanquisher71]

Is a PC not an option?

 

[COLGeek]

Is a PC not an option?

While the OP didn't specifically ask for a PC option, it is, of course, always an option. If the OP desires to plan for a PC build, I would suggest a new thread in the Systems section of the forum to determine those options.

 

[Adu2016]

Is a PC not an option?

Unfortunately not at least for the next 6 months , even I can not make use of G-4 TLE internet .
Thank you

 

[Vanquisher71]

I was just recommending because it's easier to control the performance of a PC, whereas you sort of have no control when it comes to a laptop

 

[Adu2016]

Is a PC not an option?

While the OP didn't specifically ask for a PC option, it is, of course, always an option. If the OP desires to plan for a PC build, I would suggest a new thread in the Systems section of the forum to determine those options.

 

[Adu2016]

Thank you again I do appreciate your effort ad time to help stranger !
Best of luck to you

 

[Adu2016]

I was just recommending because it's easier to control the performance of a PC, whereas you sort of have no control when it comes to a laptop

 

[Adu2016]

Thank you Vanquisher71 , yes you are right , but it will not fulfil my needs right now , may be in near future .
With best regards and appreciation