Vista 32-bit or 64-bit?

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crymetyme on 07 August 2008

Which one do you guys recommend me getting for a computer that i might get?

I am also willing to except Windows XP, but it'll take some convincing as i want to move on from it.

I'll be using my computer for gaming, internet, and perhaps video editing.

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DCboy on 07 August 2008

First, you need at least 2GB of ram if you want to run Vista. I know it isn't required to have 2GB but I tried it with just 1GB at one point and it ate up most of my memory just running basic stuff. I upgraded to 4GB but I went back to XP anyway, I don't really need Vista. I tried both versions, but 32bit is probably fine because 64bit doesn't have much of an advantage at this point and most programs are still written for 32bit.

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