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Thread: Does my hardware support 64 bit OS ?

  1. #1
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    Does my hardware support 64 bit OS ?

    Here is my PC Config:

    Q6700 @3.2ghz,
    2gb RAM DDR2-800,
    8800GTX
    X-FI Fatal1ty,

    Currently i'm using windows xp Sp2 X86, My question is does my system supports the 64 bit OS ?

    Thank you in advance for any advice.

  2. #2
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    Re: Does my hardware support 64 bit OS ?

    Its upto processor, and Yes you system supports the 64 bit OS, go to this link http://processorfinder.intel.com/ to know more features supported by your processor.
    Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 (3.6GHz, 1.44v) with TR Ultra 120E,
    Gigabyte GA-EX38-DQ6 v1.1, 4GB G.Skill PI 1066 5-5-5-15 2.1v ,
    Powercolor ATI HD4870X2 2GB, 4x SATA2 500GB Samsung HDD RAID 10,
    Creative X-Fi, Dell 2408WFP A01 24" LCD,
    Acer P221w 22" LCD,
    Corsair HX-1000 Watt PSU,
    Vista 64-bit.

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    Re: Does my hardware support 64 bit OS ?

    You can come to know this clearly with the application CPU-Z, its free and very useful utility to know about the system performance and all details.

    Download CPU-Z

    Download it and run it , if you see X86-64" or "EMT64"next to the "Instructions" in the CPU tab, then your processor supports the 64-bit OS.

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    Re: Does my hardware support 64 bit OS ?

    Buddy your system is fully compatible with 64-bit OS etc , Just go for it without hesitation and it will support all the application that 32-bit OS supports, It has a 32-bit emulator which runs all 32 bit programs in 32 bit. But first make sure that you have the 64 bit drivers for all your hardware, it often happens that after installing 64-bit OS people doesn't finds the compatible 64-bit OS drivers for their hardware devices.

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