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32 bit?? 64 bit??
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normal app walatanam machan 32 64 wadi wenasak nee but networking wala
windows server HCP
VMware v
hyper V
citrix xendesk
wage ewata aniwaa 64bit maa onee ewa 32 wala wada naa ( wada kalath slow) oya office windows 7 wagenam 32 th ekayi 64 th ekayi wage thamayi
Machan then photoshop 64bit, premier cs5 is only 64bit, excel on 64bit has a big advantage over it's 32bit counterpart. so are these not normal apps?
The reason we don't see a speed improvement in these general apps is that we never/rarely use the 64bit optimized options. therefore we think there's no benefit.
64 bit os is faster than 32 bit..coz 64 bit has more bus width between northbridge and CPU .
let me explain this
we all know data transfer in a computer like this 110010101010100101010101010101
so 64 bit os and cpu can transfer maximum length of 64 bit..but if we are using 32bit cpu and os whether there is a data length more than 32bit ..that that data should be converted into the 32 bit like(ex(it is 9bit) ...100101010 into 1001 X [FONT="]105[/FONT] )
so there should be some delay for this converting..... in 64bit cpu and os there is no converting because of its wider bus width
let me explain this
we all know data transfer in a computer like this 110010101010100101010101010101
so 64 bit os and cpu can transfer maximum length of 64 bit..but if we are using 32bit cpu and os whether there is a data length more than 32bit ..that that data should be converted into the 32 bit like(ex(it is 9bit) ...100101010 into 1001 X [FONT="]105[/FONT] )
so there should be some delay for this converting..... in 64bit cpu and os there is no converting because of its wider bus width
Hmm well I put Windows 32bit and 64bit isn't that enough :S :S
mmmm and I have put Lightroom 32bit and 64bit will that be enough???
well leave Windows since it's a OS
but I use Lightroom in both 32bit and 64bit environments there may be a difference in performance but it's not "dramatic" as you sayy... that is what I'm saying....
but as I know you'll see a considerable change in softwares like 3d max and maya... since they do hell of a lot of calcs.....
speaking as a normal PC user you won't feel that much a difference....
Hmm well I put Windows 32bit and 64bit isn't that enough :S :S
mmmm and I have put Lightroom 32bit and 64bit will that be enough???
well leave Windows since it's a OS
but I use Lightroom in both 32bit and 64bit environments there may be a difference in performance but it's not "dramatic" as you sayy... that is what I'm saying....
but as I know you'll see a considerable change in softwares like 3d max and maya... since they do hell of a lot of calcs.....
speaking as a normal PC user you won't feel that much a difference....
Ya, that's correct macho. mostly it's the number crunching apps that benefit most. the other issue is that though apps are said 64bit majority of code is still 32bit hence the reason there's no dramatic effect. but if a native 64bit app is being used (i wonder whether they exists at all) there would be a big difference. hope you get the point i'm making.
Machan 32 & 64 bit is the width of the DATA-BUS of CPU.
Just think of a High level road that you can go some times only 2 vehicle at a time & think about a road that goes 4 vehicles at a time simultaneously. Same way the data bus will work inside the motherboard ....
new CPU's e.g. CORE2DUO to latest are support for 32 & 64 bit operations.
>FIRST you can check whether your processor is support 64 bit operation by Intel website's reference information page for your CPU
>SECOND check whether your motherboard is support 64 bit operation by motherboard website's reference information page
>THIRD check whether 64 bit operation is enabled by BIOS
>FORTH install 64 bit Operating system like Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit \ Or Redhat Enterprise Linux 64 bit
***If you have done this you will be able to enjoy 64 bit operation which will increase you PC's speed dramatically !!!!
This is a very common misconception. What we call 32bit and 64 bit is NOT the width of the data bus. 64 bit data buses were available from the very earliest Pentium processors.
What 64 bit refers to is the INTERNAL architecture of the CPU, in that a 64 bit CPU has 64 bit registers and 64 bit internal buses. A 64 bit CPU can process 64 bits at a time, unlike a 32 bit CPU. The advantage of performance is due to this fact, not because of increased data transfer to the processor
It follows that the internal Memory Address Register of a 32 bit CPU was 32 bit and could only hold around 4B of memory addresses (which is where the limitation comes from). A 64 bit processor also will be connected to a 64 bit Address bus so that all 2^64 memory locations can be addressed
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machan RAM eka 4GB nam 64bit install karapan
mokada 32bit wala 4GB RAM walin 3GB witarai pennanne
eeta adu e kiwe 2GB RAM pc walatat 64bit daanna puluwan kisi awulak neha
eeth 64bit dala pelak software support karanne neha
eeka wenama 64bit version eka hoyagana oni OS 64 nam
mokada 32bit wala 4GB RAM walin 3GB witarai pennanne
eeta adu e kiwe 2GB RAM pc walatat 64bit daanna puluwan kisi awulak neha
eeth 64bit dala pelak software support karanne neha
eeka wenama 64bit version eka hoyagana oni OS 64 nam
