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| | Virtual Server 2005 R2. 32 og 64 bit host? Hi Does 64 bit hosts run better/faster/more stable than 32 bit? My PC support 64 bit but not Hyper-V |
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| | Re: Virtual Server 2005 R2. 32 og 64 bit host? >Does 64 bit hosts run better/faster/more stable than 32 bit? No. A 64-bit host OS can use more RAM though. -- Bob Comer On Tue, 20 Oct 2009 19:53:19 +0200, "VS2005user" <what@newsgroup> wrote: Quote: >Hi > >Does 64 bit hosts run better/faster/more stable than 32 bit? >My PC support 64 bit but not Hyper-V > |
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| | Re: Virtual Server 2005 R2. 32 og 64 bit host? Basically 64x is not meant for stable and run faster.64x is for support larger virtual and physical address spaces. 64x OS tend to use more RAM and hard disk space but good for future expansion. ericlaiys "Robert Comer" wrote: Quote: Quote: > >Does 64 bit hosts run better/faster/more stable than 32 bit? > No. > > A 64-bit host OS can use more RAM though. > > -- > Bob Comer > > > On Tue, 20 Oct 2009 19:53:19 +0200, "VS2005user" <what@newsgroup> wrote: > Quote: > >Hi > > > >Does 64 bit hosts run better/faster/more stable than 32 bit? > >My PC support 64 bit but not Hyper-V > > > |
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