afterburner (that happens with an 1 bit brain):
- a 64-bits os can't be installed on a 32-bit system (afaik).
- you can however install a 32-bit os on a 64-bit computer. it will work as a 32-bit system though.
this way 32-bit software which is not ported to 64-bit, can still be used.
- a 64-bit system supports more memory (32-bits goes up to 3GB).
- a dual boot may be a nice way to test both.
a nice article i found is
http://www.tomsguide.com/us/64bit-win7-upgrade,review-1496.htmlI have three desktop PCs and one notebook. All are AMD 64 bit. Two are X2 Dual Core. I use 32 bit systems. It seems much easier and programs appear more compatible. I have not noticed any significant difference in speed or any other performance issues. At that time I just felt 64 bit was the latest thing to use and I wanted to be current. When it’s time to purchase additional hardware I will still get 64 bit but, will continue to use 32 bit operating systems and programs until something changes.
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