28 May 2006 at 22:06 #1 Energize Energize Caporegime Joined 12 Mar 2004 Posts 29,954 Location England Does the 64 bit version run much faster than the 32 bit one?
28 May 2006 at 22:12 #2 Psyk Psyk Soldato Joined 18 Oct 2002 Posts 8,444 Location Leamington Spa I would hope it does. One of the reasons vista interests me is that I'll hopefully be able to get more out of my CPU.
I would hope it does. One of the reasons vista interests me is that I'll hopefully be able to get more out of my CPU.
28 May 2006 at 22:15 #3 Energize Energize Caporegime OP Joined 12 Mar 2004 Posts 29,954 Location England Does anyone know if it includes sata drivers or do they need downloading like xp?
28 May 2006 at 22:22 #4 Pine Pine Associate Joined 5 Jun 2004 Posts 515 Location Cambridge Psyk said: I would hope it does. One of the reasons vista interests me is that I'll hopefully be able to get more out of my CPU. Click to expand... I can't see why it would, all your essentially able to do with a 64-bit operating system is reference larger amounts of RAM (4GB+).
Psyk said: I would hope it does. One of the reasons vista interests me is that I'll hopefully be able to get more out of my CPU. Click to expand... I can't see why it would, all your essentially able to do with a 64-bit operating system is reference larger amounts of RAM (4GB+).
28 May 2006 at 23:27 #5 Lagz Lagz Associate Joined 25 Jul 2003 Posts 1,980 Pine said: I can't see why it would, all your essentially able to do with a 64-bit operating system is reference larger amounts of RAM (4GB+). Click to expand... Um, and do 64bit operations on your 64bit CPU?!? So you can do addition of 64 bit numbers in 1 clock cycle etc.
Pine said: I can't see why it would, all your essentially able to do with a 64-bit operating system is reference larger amounts of RAM (4GB+). Click to expand... Um, and do 64bit operations on your 64bit CPU?!? So you can do addition of 64 bit numbers in 1 clock cycle etc.
