32 bit to 64 bit

[johngetter]

ya i tried running a 64 bit on acrappy computer and it just gave me lagg and tons of errors. so make sure ur hardware is correct

[Cityscape]

ya i tried running a 64 bit on acrappy computer and it just gave me lagg and tons of errors. so make sure ur hardware is correct

Hmm, just what I was trying to point out earlier. 2 GB RAM is not much for 64 bit, you should have 3 GB for 64 bit to run smoothly.

[Cityscape]

This gets my goat as well. I hate it even more when they write 'lagg' 

Well johngetter just used the word 'lagg', I wonder what Salmon Trout will think about that!

[Salmon Trout]

Well johngetter just used the word 'lagg', I wonder what Salmon Trout will think about that!

Profile says "Boise, Idaho"... need I say more?

[johngetter]

haha ya

[johngetter]

well 2 GB ram is fine for what i do. i have a 2008 model of a computer. its 2GB ram. i would like to upgrade to 4GB but why waste money on something im fine with. other than microsoft Flight Simulator i dont need 4GB.
haha im not that seirous with idaho

[BC_Programmer]

It's not lag unless  there is a network involved

Sorry Cityscape, Salmon Trout is far from the only person who dislikes people using words incorrectly.

Hmm, just what I was trying to point out earlier. 2 GB RAM is not much for 64 bit, you should have 3 GB for 64 bit to run smoothly.

You should have more then 2GB for 32-bit, as well.

The 64-bit editions don't consume any more RAM then the 32-bit versions.

[johngetter]

my brother has an XPS laptop with 4GB ram. he has 64 bit windows 7 professional (he got it for 30 bucks becaouse he was at college) its a great gaming computer. he like WOW... anyways i can run halo 2 c@c tibrum wars., generals,Counterstike,and other interbrowsers without my computer slowin down or ram fillin up all the way. so 2GB is fine for me like i sayed i would NEVER go down i will only go up.

[Cityscape]

well 2 GB ram is fine for what i do. i have a 2008 model of a computer. its 2GB ram. i would like to upgrade to 4GB but why waste money on something im fine with. other than microsoft Flight Simulator i dont need 4GB.

The main desktop I use is from 2007. It has 2 GB RAM, in fact the motherboard does not support more than two. 2 GB runs everything fine.

[johngetter]

we use lagg" for gaming...dont u know ? 

It's not lag unless  there is a network involved

Sorry Cityscape, Salmon Trout is far from the only person who dislikes people using words incorrectly.



You should have more then 2GB for 32-bit, as well.

The 64-bit editions don't consume any more RAM then the 32-bit versions.

[Salmon Trout]

we use lagg" for gaming...dont u know ? 

Who are 'we'... illiterate 12 year olds?

[Geek-9pm]

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You should have more then 2GB for 32-bit, as well.
The 64-bit editions don't consume any more RAM then the 32-bit versions.

Really?How do you know?

[Cityscape]

You should have more then 2GB for 32-bit, as well.

The 64-bit editions don't consume any more RAM then the 32-bit versions.

That's crazy. My 32 bit desktop has had 2 GB RAM for years and run fine. I wouldn't get more Ram for it because there is no need. 2 GB is fine for a 32 bit system.

But I bet you that if I switch to 64 bit my performance would go down. Because 64 does want more RAM.

[BC_Programmer]

That's crazy. My 32 bit desktop has had 2 GB RAM for years and run fine. I wouldn't get more Ram for it because there is no need. 2 GB is fine for a 32 bit system.

I mean, i terms of 32-bit VISTA and windows 7. 1GB, or even 512MB, is fine for XP. It's important to realize that while 32-bit systems often run windows XP, Windows XP's x64 edition is not nearly as popular or widely available as the Vista or windows 7 versions.

Because 64 does want more RAM.

No. It doesn't.

[2x3i5x]

64 bit O.S. does not NEED more ram than 32 bit O.S. , it just has the ability to USE more ram.