Comments on: Understanding 32 and 64-bit System http://www.build-gaming-computer-guide.com/32-and-64-bit-system.html Your Complete Guide To Build Gaming Computer Fri, 28 Jan 2011 20:41:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: comphard http://www.build-gaming-computer-guide.com/32-and-64-bit-system.html/comment-page-1/#comment-100 comphard Thu, 24 Jun 2010 13:50:43 +0000 http://www.build-gaming-computer-guide.com/?p=112#comment-100 My 64-bit Windows experience was a bit buggy. This was of course because of device drivers but it seemed that the crashing was inevitable even without them. I personally feel a bit frustrated because of the slow development of the case. 64-bit Windows has been around for years but nothing seems to be changing. My 64-bit Windows experience was a bit buggy. This was of course because of device drivers but it seemed that the crashing was inevitable even without them.

I personally feel a bit frustrated because of the slow development of the case. 64-bit Windows has been around for years but nothing seems to be changing.

]]> By: windowsxp64 user http://www.build-gaming-computer-guide.com/32-and-64-bit-system.html/comment-page-1/#comment-67 windowsxp64 user Fri, 29 Aug 2008 16:25:52 +0000 http://www.build-gaming-computer-guide.com/?p=112#comment-67 Yes it is confusing, but bottom line what is mentioned above most be absulutly be concidered. The rest fo the components must be able to move 64 bit at a time as well to to see the true performance gain. It is the same as saying the house is a strong as it weakest brick, no program running on a 64 bit system will perform any faster unless all parts "everything is from software and hardware" is equaly 64 bit. I say do not upgrade yet save your money it will not be long before a "total 64 bit system" is utilized, but I will by the time it is Vista 64 bit will have already become outdated, as well as it is already a pain to use now anyway. Yes it is confusing, but bottom line what is mentioned above most be absulutly be concidered.

The rest fo the components must be able to move 64 bit at a time as well to to see the true performance gain.

It is the same as saying the house is a strong as it weakest brick, no program running on a 64 bit system will perform any faster unless all parts “everything is from software and hardware” is equaly 64 bit.

I say do not upgrade yet save your money it will not be long before a “total 64 bit system” is utilized, but I will by the time it is Vista 64 bit will have already become outdated, as well as it is already a pain to use now anyway.

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