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Tell me what i have to choose with which one my pc will run better

i have 2 GB ram

ofc xp :( with only 2gb ram..

If you dont know do not answer!!

 

Windows 7 x86 minimum ram for 7 to run is 2gb you will be fine :D recommended  home premium x86 its kinda lite and good! + for games to :) cheers..

If you dont know do not answer!!

 

Windows 7 x86 minimum ram for 7 to run is 2gb you will be fine :D recommended  home premium x86 its kinda lite and good! + for games to :) cheers..

x86 with ONLY 2 gb ram? No no. I prefer win7. And because you have 2 gb ram better to use the x32. If you had at least 4 gb ram, then i would recommend you x64.

x86 with ONLY 2 gb ram? No no. I prefer win7. And because you have 2 gb ram better to use the x32. If you had at least 4 gb ram, then i would recommend you x64.

 

hahahahahaha man lol you dont know anythink? x86 = x32 not 64 please stop dumb reply's thanks.. i know what im talking about i send him links for donwload topic lock!! please a moderator lock the topic.. thanks

x86 with ONLY 2 gb ram? No no. I prefer win7. And because you have 2 gb ram better to use the x32. If you had at least 4 gb ram, then i would recommend you x64.

REALLY funny,

look something

when windows 7 was released it had 2 modes.

x32 = x86 with 512mb of ram minimun and 1gb ram recommended.

and

x64 = with 1gb ram minimun and 2gb recommened.(i'm not sure for this option)

you make me laugh really

 

@Dejavu i suggest you x86 ultimate or x64 basic,

but remember if you will put x86 you can exploit only the 1536 mb of your ram

what i mean?

I think that you are knowing that there are programs for x86 and for x64 type of windows.

The difference between them is that the x86 can run with 1536mb max and the other mb(512) are free.That means that your windows type has some limits.I dont if you get me.Ask for more if you want.

Just windows 7 home premor ultimate

I think better is Windows*7 Ultimate x64 !

For exadly if you have promplem with your pc with window 7 install xp !

u think ?

Look if you take it erros or lag with your applications,games etc -> Windows XP Prof!

Take Care GOD ;)

for 2gb its better xp...if you use 7 most of the power will be used on the system and not for what you want to use....

if windows 7 chose 32 bit... i got 64bit and windows uses msn/skype and internet 2 windows opened 1,6GB

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REALLY funny,

look something

when windows 7 was released it had 2 modes.

x32 = x86 with 512mb of ram minimun and 1gb ram recommended.

and

x64 = with 1gb ram minimun and 2gb recommened.(i'm not sure for this option)

you make me laugh really

 

@Dejavu i suggest you x86 ultimate or x64 basic,

but remember if you will put x86 you can exploit only the 1536 mb of your ram

what i mean?

I think that you are knowing that there are programs for x86 and for x64 type of windows.

The difference between them is that the x86 can run with 1536mb max and the other mb(512) are free.That means that your windows type has some limits.I dont if you get me.Ask for more if you want.

yeah i get you bro ;D tnxs for post

I think better is Windows*7 Ultimate x64 !

For exadly if you have promplem with your pc with window 7 install xp !

u think ?

Look if you take it erros or lag with your applications,games etc -> Windows XP Prof!

Take Care GOD ;)

post in greek meng i didnt get a shit xD

for 2gb its better xp...if you use 7 most of the power will be used on the system and not for what you want to use....

ok

Tell me what i have to choose with which one my pc will run better

i have 2 GB ram

depends for what you want to use it... for games / photoshop / dev / programming / ... ?

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depends for what you want to use it... for games / photoshop / dev / programming / ... ?

Photoshop-Games

Photoshop-Games

w7 ultimate 32 bit edition

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