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1. #Windows xp mode windows 7 32 bit or the 64 bit windows 8
2. #Windows xp mode windows 7 32 bit or the 64 bit free

#Windows xp mode windows 7 32 bit or the 64 bit free

Personally I like the idea of having a lot of my resources free'd up and being able at a moments notice, blast open programs and applications with speed, not waiting around for Windows to decide to free up some resources when it decides to allow my request for service to go through.Īnd for some to say "Windows XP sucks" that's just not being fair! As far as the premise to this topic area, about the future of gaming and such, the logical choice would be for a person to choose a modern day Operating System if the DX-10 and DX-11 areas important.

#Windows xp mode windows 7 32 bit or the 64 bit windows 8

Maybe with the up coming Windows 8 Operating System, Microsoft will pick up where they left off with Windows 7 and perhaps have an even better resource management system. 20% to 30% of the RAM just to maintain normal operations. Now recently I have dabbled with Windows 7 (64-bit) on a similar computer as to my own, yes, I have to admit that Microsoft is on the right track, for the resource meter on that computer only showed that Windows was using approx. 40% to 60% of my RAM just to maintain normal operations on this computer. What made me switch back and dump Vista, even with it's (64-bit) architecture, the answer was resource management! On the same computer I'm using now, I had run Windows Vista (64-bit) and Windows XP (64-bit), lets see, my resource meter is only showing 12% of all my RAM being used running Windows XP as to maintain normal operations, and back in the day I can remember Vista using approx. Windows XP (64-bit), this is a pretty easy contest for me to call! Without diving into to much technical mumbo jumbo, we will simply bring up " resources"! I've been using Windows XP both (32-bit) and (64-bit) since the year 2002, with a slight break away while using Windows Vista (64-bit) back in 2009 for about a year. Benchmarks and comparisons, Windows 7 vs.