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windows 64 bit question

PostPosted: Sun Oct 29, 2006 1:45 pm
by 757200ba
I just build my amd 64 sys.Is windows 64 bit good to install on this sys, or is better ot keep the pro+sp2?And are all the programs going to work whith this windows 64 (including FS9) or do i have to get progs for this windows version?
Many Thanks
Cheers

Re: windows 64 bit question

PostPosted: Sun Oct 29, 2006 3:28 pm
by richardd43
I am not sure but I think you can still download the XP-64 Demo and give it a try.

I have XP-32 and XP-64 and see no real advantage to the 64 bit OS.

Until you are ready to upgrade to Vista I would personally recommend XP-32.

Re: windows 64 bit question

PostPosted: Sun Oct 29, 2006 4:09 pm
by flymo
64bit is faster and apparently less buggy.
its worht it if you have it
john

Re: windows 64 bit question

PostPosted: Sun Oct 29, 2006 7:42 pm
by congo
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Re: windows 64 bit question

PostPosted: Tue Oct 31, 2006 11:39 am
by NicksFXHouse
I just build my amd 64 sys.Is windows 64 bit good to install on this sys, or is better ot keep the pro+sp2?And are all the programs going to work whith this windows 64 (including FS9) or do i have to get progs for this windows version?
Many Thanks
Cheers



XP x64 is what I use for FS9. X64 is all about driver and software support. Some programs will run exactly the same on x32 and others will be blazing fast. Photoshop in graphics and photo production and Premiere in video production run like a rocket on x64 compared to x32.

FS9 runs smoother, not faster, because it has better bandwidth to work with in the OS, but it does not improve frame rates. It makes the frame rate smooth instead.

The only reason I run the x32 versions of Windows XP and Vista is for testing and some software holdouts which will not run in x64.

There are game titles which have patches for x64 and dual core use.


I would get the trial version and see how you like it and to make sure you have all the driver and software support. Ber advised the folder "PROGRAM FILES" in x64 is split into 2 folders... Programs Files