Each PC owner is useful to know the discharge of the operating system under which its computer works. This will allow efficiently disposed of machine resources and select the necessary programs.
What is the discharge of Windows XPI how to understand it?
This concept is denoted by the ability of the device to handle a certain amount of bits in a period of time. At the moment, there are two different versions for Windows for Windows: 32 and 64-bit, also denoted as x32 or x64. If you see the mark of x86 (for example, near the installer), it is equivalent to the characters "x32". But what it should mean for the user. Let's figure it out:
- x32 Windows cannot serve more than 4 GB of RAM (actually uses a little more than three). Therefore, even if you have more installed, the computer will not be able to operate them. For correct operation, it will take x64 version
- x64 OS without problems working with all programs intended for x32, and also recognizes all memory that is in stock,
- if in the program nowhere states that it is intended for x64, then this version is for x32,
- keep in mind that the drivers are also related to the discharge and must be selected correctly (otherwise the device may not work in full force or incorrectly). Nuance is that for some equipment simply no 64-bit versions,
- assembly with multi-core processors work on x64 much faster. In addition, if the Multichannel motherboard, X64 better use this advantage.
How to know Windows XP Bigness?
It will take you just a few minutes, including the time to read the article. We click on the "start", find the "Computer" icon and open its context menu by clicking the right mouse button. Select the bottom item "Properties", a new window appears with a brief summary of the system capabilities. If its type in the appropriate field is not specified, you have H32. In the opposite case, you are the happy owner of the 64th Bit version. This method works not only on XP, but also on all subsequent iterations of Windows. It is also possible to recognize the desired using the command line. In the "start" looking for a "execute" item (or type RUN), we enter the command in the open console winmsd.exe. (in fact - the name of the process). Confirm the actions - "OK". In the pop-up window are looking for an "element", inside it "type". Special programs like Everest is also able to open this information to you.
Let's summarize: if the "iron" of your PC, as well as specific requests in terms of programs, allow you to quickly go to x64 version. Especially important is for more modern computers. For the "elderly" cars there will be no difference.
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