Frontline wrote:Different in these two versions of Ultimate Edition 1.8 are one is x86 and other is x64, aren't they?
All applications, packages, drivers in 32 bit version there are in 64 bit version?
And which is better for Games, Application "Programs" , Music , Video etc...x86 or x64.I read Topics in this forum and i think x64 is for server machines, not for entertainment.
Sorry for my bad english but I'm in process of development.
Thanks : P~
Howdy Frontline & Welcome to Ultimate Edition!!
The short and sweet of it is the x64 is much faster for some systems...as for the games, there are more that run on x86 (32bit), but also there are more coming out everyday that run on x64. As far as Apps, Music, etc...they're both running the same, but x64 would be better at it in those areas...it really comes down to personal preference. One way to make your final decision is to try both. Either one takes less than 1/2 an hour to install, so it's easy enough to try one out for a few days then load the other. OR....load'em both up and dual boot!!! Ultimate Edition Gamers comes with nearly all the games installed, the rest can be installed with the Upgrade button on the Desktop. In x64, you can use
TheeMahn's new
Ultamatix to install all the games that come on it, which are mostly all that come on the Gamers version. And of course, you'll get all the help you'll need right here in our own little Ultimate Edition family! The choice is entirely yours what you want to do...
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