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According to memory manufacturers they all reckon the 64bit version of VISTA is the way to go. Now this has to be (in my opinion) the shabbiest excuse to make people buy there memory modules. For a start most people nowadays have a 64bit CPU PC (excluding me but I will get round to it when I feel the time is right). So technically people using XP 32bit or Linux etc are not getting the full potential out of the hardware unless your using XP 64 (fare enough).
The other problem is about using a 64bit op system is the crap driver support (and people with XP 64 I feel on the amount of stress it causes getting hardware drivers for it I know I've done it). If your gonna get VISTA 64 1st things 1st make sure the drivers and support is up to scratch first then maybe just maybe it'll take off.
Whats the point in memory manufacturers saying the 64bit is the best choice. When you need to make sure your Motherboard, Graphics cards, hard drives, optical drivers & so on so forth work as well.
According to memory manufacturers they all reckon the 64bit version of VISTA is the way to go. Now this has to be (in my opinion) the shabbiest excuse to make people buy there memory modules. For a start most people nowadays have a 64bit CPU PC (excluding me but I will get round to it when I feel the time is right). So technically people using XP 32bit or Linux etc are not getting the full potential out of the hardware unless your using XP 64 (fare enough).
The other problem is about using a 64bit op system is the crap driver support (and people with XP 64 I feel on the amount of stress it causes getting hardware drivers for it I know I've done it). If your gonna get VISTA 64 1st things 1st make sure the drivers and support is up to scratch first then maybe just maybe it'll take off.
Whats the point in memory manufacturers saying the 64bit is the best choice. When you need to make sure your Motherboard, Graphics cards, hard drives, optical drivers & so on so forth work as well.