64 Bit.

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  1. Sleepy-uk

    Sleepy-uk Well-Known Member

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    how do I find out if my computer is 64-bit compatible...I know it didnt come with Windows XP 64 Bit but I am still wondering if it is compatible...
     
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    You need to see what kind of processor you have in device manager, or system properties... then cross-reference it with the specs on the manufacturer's website. ;)
     
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    I think that Intel's Extreme Edition processor is 64 bit and AMD's 64 and 64 x2 are the only the 64 processor's as of now.
     
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    nope, noway id buy a fricking expensive extreme edition

    mines 64bit, jsut a reg. p4

    yea, check what 4nub1s said


    if u got a p4
    571, 561, 551, 541, 531, 521 if its one of those models, you might have 64bit
    670, 660, 650, 640, 630, for sure u got a 64bit

    if u got a p4, (not extreme) and its non of the above numbers, u got a 32bit
     
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    wow omg i got 64 bit yay yay ty
     
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    quoth myself:

    man I rock.
     
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    man I rock. [/b][/quote]
    dude, nice post, much better than mine :)
     
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    Intel Pentium 4 CPU 3.40 GHz

    (x2)

    sound like i can handle it?
     
  9. .vivid

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    Darn I only have 3.20 ghz with ht technology (x2 :P)
     
  10. .DeFuZioN

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    what do you mean by x2 there mate?
    Is it a dual core. Whats the model number?
     
  11. xlink

    xlink GR's Tech Enthusiast

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    it needs to be 64 bit. it could be a 1.4 Ghz processor and still handl;e it if it has 64 bit support. you NEED 64 bit support. if you overclocked a 32 bit P4 to 10.000 Ghz it still wouldn't handle it. Just use one of the system checking utilities to see if it has support, most P4s don't though.
     
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    I have two on the same mobo but I don't know what he means by two.
     
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    nice, i wish my computer was 64 bit compatible :'(
     

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