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Makaveli213 · 03-26-2008, 02:42 PM

1. It recognizes less than 4GB cause that i sthe limit fo the kernel.
2. The max it will recognize is 3.5GB
3. Check the games website. They will tell you more than we will.
4. Vista 64 Bit is exactly like Vista 32 Bit but with the coding for 64 Bit.

All this onfo can be found via the search and google.

Getting 4GB of RAM and running 32 Bit will be only a hassle. You might not even get your OS installed. Use the search function to find threads relating to this as well.

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Makaveli213 Major Moderator Autobot Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: In Trotter's crawl space Posts: 9,402	Re: what is difference between 32 and 64bit? 1. It recognizes less than 4GB cause that i sthe limit fo the kernel. 2. The max it will recognize is 3.5GB 3. Check the games website. They will tell you more than we will. 4. Vista 64 Bit is exactly like Vista 32 Bit but with the coding for 64 Bit. All this onfo can be found via the search and google. Getting 4GB of RAM and running 32 Bit will be only a hassle. You might not even get your OS installed. Use the search function to find threads relating to this as well. __________________ Forum Rules \| PROFANITY \| Browser Spell Check - A How To \| Windows Important Thread Index \| Browser Important Thread Index I'm sorry but I do not accept support requests via IM, email, or personal messages You can contact me for Forum related issues or anything not support related.