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Re: Pentium D 3.0GHz 64-bit capable or not?
Unless you're doing some hefty computing, you will only have headaches with
the lack of 64-bit capable drivers. Many devices do not yet have these
drivers.
"Tom Lake" <tlake@twcny.rr.com> wrote in message
news:46EBE6DC-4361-472D-804B-B155F024E176@microsoft.com...
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>> I had a question regarding my processor. I know that it's a 64-bit
>> processor, however when looking around Windows I'm getting conflicting
>> information (see screenshot). Does this mean I need to update my bios or
>> chipset driver? I'm a bit confused.
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> There's no conflict there at all. The X86 is the family name. Your CPU
> can run 64-bit programs and OS.
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> Tom Lake
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