Comments on: Vista: Should I Install 64-bit or 32-bit Version? (x64 vs x86)

By: A

Wed, 18 Nov 2009 19:25:10 +0000

WELL 64 ROKKS……
THERE IS NO PROBLEM NOW WITH WINDOWS 7 , ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ,
GO 64……..

By: legitkrillin

legitkrillin — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 09:34:01 +0000

your in IT 23 years and that means what you can in stall vista?? that means nothing. the reason for your “excellent performance” is the 4 gigs of ram you have installed!!! i have worked for apple and red hat and found that the mac os is the only os to use 64bit to the full and on native hardware second to that is linux 64 support is fantastic ..!! one more thing mate its IT there is something new every week 23 years 23 weeks its all the same!!!!

By: jazzas

jazzas — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 12:08:18 +0000

By now you my have seen that Windows 7 can run Win XP downgraded. Myself I hate doing the upgrade versions. By the end of next year I would guess that most programs will be up to speed…except for our old games(Windows 7 sounds like a great idea to run the x64 with 64 bit version and XP and have smoothgarity.)

By: fukachi

fukachi — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 21:46:08 +0000

my 32 bit addresses 138 GB. Is 64 bit more laggy when it comes to games?

By: James Kerr

James Kerr — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 11:09:24 +0000

true as is said 64bit rimes with sh.t.

By: gizmo

gizmo — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 07:54:56 +0000

for people that dont like change switch your views to clasic view for all windows this makes for easier navigating in familiar suroundings dating back to win 98 . i have changed to clasic view when need to find things in hurry and cant find in xp or vista view so this works for me ///
Im running intel e6750 core 2 duo asus board 4gig ram 6- 500 gig sata2 hds evga 9600 superclock 512 vidio card vista 64 bit ultimate hp laser c printer &photocopier ethernet version every thing runs fine except ie exploer 64 bit adobe flash stillnot avail yet bu ultimate vista come wit both versions of ie

By: corneliusmitchell

corneliusmitchell — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 19:54:14 +0000

Very Helpful, many thanks'

By: reparent

reparent — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 14:50:58 +0000

Very helpful, I'm a computer technician but was a little confused as to install the 64 bit ver. or not. You have made that decision quite easy for me! :)

By: jeffreydr

jeffreydr — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 12:56:06 +0000

I am using Windows 7 RC 64bit. It is much better than Vista x64.

By: miasavage

miasavage — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 12:13:07 +0000

I am extremely demanding on a System. I knew XP well & was wary about switching to Vista. Upon market force (and not desiring an Apple), I picked up a Home Premium 64 bit Model to try. I have not had one software malfunction. [Even when software was made for 32 bit] It's zippy & fast. No freeze-ups switching between multiple windows or applications– EVER. I have gutted the “running processes” GREATLY to speed the computer further. No Problem there. I have never had to “restore” the Vista, which I was having to do ALL the time with XP! Honestly, I've had the thing for a year & I'm still thinkin' of it as new, waiting for something to sh*t the bed!!! I'm NOT gonna say that I LOVE my Vista, because I was supremely p*ssed off to be FORCED to buy it (to get the speed/memory I wanted)–when all I wanted was a nice familiar XP. LOL. HEY–some people do NOT like CHANGE!!!