P PaulyV Guest Nov 23, 2004 #2 As I understand it, if you are going to be using this PC for the forseeable few years get the 64 - it will come into its own once Windows Longhorn becomes common. It's also a damn good processor even at 32 bit!
As I understand it, if you are going to be using this PC for the forseeable few years get the 64 - it will come into its own once Windows Longhorn becomes common. It's also a damn good processor even at 32 bit!
