Is 64 bit really better that 32 bit?
Recently I gave my option that 64 bit was not WORTH the investment.
Now I am asking why I was TOLD the future is 64 bit and now is the time to join.
Is that true?
If you have the 64 bit Vista, can you still run 32 bit apps inside of it?
Do 32 bit apps run better in a 64 bit OS?
How much memory c an a 64 bit motherboard have?
I mean really, not possibly.
Will it not take at least 5 years before all the IMPORTANT programs are in 64 bit ?
Please, I gotta know right now!This should answer most of your questions: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/32-bit-and-64-bit-Windows-frequently-asked-questions

And in my opinion, if you don't need 64 bit then you don't need 64 bit. All of my systems are running 32 bit OS's. The one time I installed Vista 64 I uninstalled it a week later (too many custom written old LEGACY apps would not run - but that's unique to my situation). Just when you thought it was safe........

http://news.softpedia.com/news/128-bit-Windows-8-and-Windows-9-Explored-by-Microsoft-123691.shtml Quote from: Karnac on October 20, 2009, 04:36:44 PM

Just when you thought it was safe........

http://news.softpedia.com/news/128-bit-Windows-8-and-Windows-9-Explored-by-Microsoft-123691.shtml

Is 64 bit really better than 32 bit?

Read up on all you want...if you have the option to run 64bit...you should.
Don't worry...people will catch up.