Windows 64Bit Help

kosandpol

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    both should work since the 64bit is supposed to support the 32bit programs as well. Best thing is to try it out.
    Any particular reason in going with XP 64bit ?
     

    wrasanga

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    kosandpol said:
    both should work since the 64bit is supposed to support the 32bit programs as well. Best thing is to try it out.
    Any particular reason in going with XP 64bit ?

    one reason. windows xp supports maximum memory capacity is 4GB (ram).
     

    Sudantha_s

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    kosandpol said:
    both should work since the 64bit is supposed to support the 32bit programs as well. Best thing is to try it out.
    Any particular reason in going with XP 64bit ?

    :) Thanks ! , I Heard that Disk data transfer Rates and Application Start up Speeds are Bit higher than 32bit Versions :)
     

    kosandpol

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    Sudantha_s said:
    :) Thanks ! , I Heard that Disk data transfer Rates and Application Start up Speeds are Bit higher than 32bit Versions :)
    Not noticeably higher. The only real advantage will be the more than 4GB memory usage. If thats not going to happen, there really is no advantage in going for XP 64bit.