Want to Upgrade from 32 bit hardware to 64 Bit
August 6th, 2016
Now what to do. plz tell me. I want to make my PC as fast as a racing car.
Thanks in advance.
Basically the 64 bit of the PC is the processor. However, it’s necessary for your Mother Board to support it so if your MoBo doesn’t support it you’ll have to get a new one. Also, what type of processor do you want to get? Dual Core? Quad core? And finally what kind of budget are you looking at? Please answer these questions and good luck mate ^_^
Basically, a whole new PC.
I am in india, my budget is approx 5000-8000rs. as i told my motherboard support only ddr400. I want the best and the latest processor.
go for the penryn!
go for the penryn!
What is this
How many pounds or dollars is 5000-8000rs?
go for the penryn!
What is this
It’s an Intel Core 2 processor type and it is rather expensive
Keep in mind that converting to 64 bit also requires a 64 bit version of windows and additional 64 bit software. Many apps designed for 32 bit are not available as 64bit.
You need to ask yourself, why do you want to convert…what do you hope to gain?
A good CPU that wont break you ($$$) and supports 64 bit is the Pentium-D.
I think i must have done my calculations wrong because i get 5000 Rupees to be �65 lol! Good luck
I’m sorry but I have to correct you HAL. You can still install a 32-bit operating system on 64-bit hardware. I have 3 operating systems in my desktop pc – XP 32-bit, Vista 32-bit, and Kubuntu Linux 64-bit.
I’m an AMD person so I got a AMD Athlon� 64 X2 4200+ Dual-Core Processor. You can compare the processors here and see what fits your budget.
http://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors/ProductInformation/0,,30_118_9485_13041%5E13076,00.html
I got an Asrock ALiveNF7G-HD720p R1.0 as the motherboard, unfortunately, the minimum it supports is PC533 for the memory, anyway PC667 and PC800 memory modules have significantly dropped in price.
http://www.asrock.com/mb/overview.asp?Model=ALiveNF7G-HD720p%20R1.0
Hope this helps.
i dont think your budget will alow mate
you must have the appropriate motherbord as well as processor
You might be able to find a faster Pentium P4 processor around ebay or the like ..That would increase your speed
Otherwise it’s all new mobo, processor and memory !
I think i must have done my calculations wrong because i get 5000 Rupees to be �65 lol! Good luck Conversion results
5,000.00 Indian rupees = 70.96 British pounds sterling
Exchange rate: 0.014193
Rate valid as of: 25/12/2007
your no#t far out but maybe comps are cheap in India
go for the penryn!
What is this
It's an Intel Core 2 processor type and it is rather expensive Intel Core 2 processor cost me 2600rs, and motherboard 2800rs.
But what about 64 bit and 32bit, i can’t understand
Keep in mind that converting to 64 bit also requires a 64 bit version of windows and additional 64 bit software. Many apps designed for 32 bit are not available as 64bit.You need to ask yourself, why do you want to convert…what do you hope to gain?
A good CPU that wont break you ($$$) and supports 64 bit is the Pentium-D.
i know this,Many apps designed for 32 bit are not available as 64bit. but i only want model and the latest and fastest 64 bit processor name
I'm sorry but I have to correct you HAL. You can still install a 32-bit operating system on 64-bit hardware. I have 3 operating systems in my desktop pc - XP 32-bit, Vista 32-bit, and Kubuntu Linux 64-bit.
I'm an AMD person so I got a AMD Athlon� 64 X2 4200+ Dual-Core Processor. You can compare the processors here and see what fits your budget.
http://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors/ProductInformation/0,,30_118_9485_13041%5E13076,00.html
I got an Asrock ALiveNF7G-HD720p R1.0 as the motherboard, unfortunately, the minimum it supports is PC533 for the memory, anyway PC667 and PC800 memory modules have significantly dropped in price.
http://www.asrock.com/mb/overview.asp?Model=ALiveNF7G-HD720p%20R1.0
Hope this helps.Yes it really help me, but which is best intel or AMD. i never used AMD Processor. I can calculate,if i go for it than it cost me around, 15000rs. Am i right??
the only processors worth buying now are all 64 bit the older 32 bit are outdated and harder to get the numbers refer to the data width that is moved on eack clock cycle so 64 in theory moves data twice as fast as 32
the only processors worth buying now are all 64 bit the older 32 bit are outdated and harder to get the numbers refer to the data width that is moved on eack clock cycle so 64 in theory moves data twice as fast as 32Well, i am buying it for home purpose only, 32 bit is sufficient to work and surf on internet, but i want to install exchange 2007. thats why. and i think latest processor are fastest and the best.