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Old 07-30-2006   #1 (permalink)
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Windows Vista x32 x64

what is the difference in the 2, and is their a difference in speed...i do
have a amd x64 proc, i ran windows x64, a little slow than xp, i am dual
booting with xp pro and vista 64, i was woundering if their will be a speed
difference if i dual boot wiht xp pro and vista 32
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lost in space101

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Old 07-31-2006   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Windows Vista x32 x64

there is less overhead processing in 32 bit version so it might appear to be a ltitle faster.
since it is still in beta, there islots of beta code slowing it down.
I have about 80 processes runing in 64 compared to around 30 in 32 bit.



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"smash" <smash@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:30608362-F827-422B-8E7F-AC7C9223B68A@microsoft.com...
what is the difference in the 2, and is their a difference in speed...i do
have a amd x64 proc, i ran windows x64, a little slow than xp, i am dual
booting with xp pro and vista 64, i was woundering if their will be a speed
difference if i dual boot wiht xp pro and vista 32
--
lost in space101
My System SpecsSystem Spec
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