Which windows is suitable?

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YohTen2015-04-07 23:40:07

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YohTen, 2015-04-07 23:40:07

Which windows 7 is suitable for a computer? 32 or 64 bit?
Intel Pentium (R) Dual-Core CPU E5200 2.5Ghz
And one more thing:
video adapters:
NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GSO
Radmin Mirror Driver V3
What drivers to download?

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GavriKos, 2015-04-07
@GavriKos

32 or 64 - depends on the number of operatives. If it is more than 4 gigs - then 64 bits.

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Artem @Jump, 2015-04-07
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Up to 4GB of memory - 32bit
More than 4GB of memory - 64. Download
the drivers that are required by the installed equipment.

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Eugene, 2015-04-08
@yellowmew

Choice : If the computer does not have specialized software or equipment that requires a certain OS bit depth, then between 32bit and 64bit it is better to choose 64bit right away. (judging by the question - there is no such thing)
Standard office / home software (browsers, toys, etc.) will work the same way, but when installing 64bit Windows, there will be opportunities to use more than 4GB of RAM.
Licensing : FloorZ
answers.microsoft.com/ru-ru/windows/forum/windows_...
In short, if OEM - check with your vendor if it's possible to change OS bitness without buying new licenses. If retail - then this feature is available if the distribution kit windows x64
Drivers :
Before installing the OS, prepare drivers for the network card (of the appropriate bit depth) or the motherboard for some kind of USB flash drive
. After installing the OS and updating it completely, check. for which devices your drivers were not found automatically:
in the start menu in the search bar, write "Device Manager" and run the program found accordingly.
Check devices marked with a yellow exclamation mark and look for / install drivers.
In addition, it is worth installing the latest drivers for the motherboard and video card from the manufacturer's websites.

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FloorZ, 2015-04-08
@FloorZ

IMHO. It is better to install 64bit right away, even if the RAM is less than 4 GB. At work, this is a problem. Bought stations with windows 32bit. Then, after a few years, they began to upgrade the RAM, so that there would be enough for all Excel and "modern" browsers and Skype - that's it, asshole. Rested on bit depth and that's it. You need to buy a new OS. Reinstall everything, etc. etc.
Therefore, it is always better to put x64.