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Is it true that a 32bit OS is more efficient on a 4GBmax laptop than with a 64bit OS? 2017-06-07 12:43:05 Post No. 60791935
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Is it true that a 32bit OS is more efficient on a 4GBmax laptop than with a 64bit OS?
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2017-06-07 12:43:05
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Forgot to mention, it does support 64bit but sadly the RAM is soldered and 4gb are what it has and it's not upgradable.
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>>60791935
i want to know this too
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No, RAM doesn't matter, with 64bit you still get more registers to work with as well as whatever features come with the CPU, 32bit can use more than 4GB of ram with PAE, it's irrelevant.
Take into account this is only really true for software compiled for x64.
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>>60791935
Might as well stick with 64-bit. 32-bit can't even use more than 3.5 GB. I would only use 32-bit on 3 GB or under.
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>>60791956
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Alright, thanks, guys!
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>>60791956
The performance benefit is probably negligible though. I forgot the most important aspect, compatibility. Obviously you can only run x64 on x64 but you can run x32 on both.
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