Is this computer a 32 or 64 bit processor?
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Yes the processor listed is 64-bit.http://www.intel.com/products/processor/core2duo/specifications.htmI would recommend you install 4GB of RAM and install Windows 7 64 bit if you want to take advantage of 64 bit features of the hardware.
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this unit comes with xp pro installed,Ichanged it windows 7 64bit and it runs ok. I would recommend to change the os to win 7 unless you have a specific need for xphope this helps
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This is a 64 bits processor and i think that can be work without limited of ram!
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Yes the processor with in this computer can work with both 32/64 bit os.....I can say yes because is compatible with 32 and 64 bit.
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Yes, I have a 64-bit processor, and it works fine. I really like this scanner, it's compact but not cheap, scans fast, easy setup. And I'm a computer idiot.
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I believe it is 64 Bit... It's an Intel core I7.. Fast...Excellent system...
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The Lenovo H520s Desktop I received lists processor:Intel (R) Core (TM) i5-3330 CPU @3.00GHz
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64-bit, because of the multiple cores on the CPU; This laptop is dual-core (2). But in regards to the RAM, 32-bit supports a maximum of 3-4GB and 64-bit supports from 4GB and up, but this laptop only supports up to a maximum of 2GB due to motherboard limitations.
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Yes, and FYI, you can always downgrade but not upgrade. 32 bit programs will run on a 64 bit system while 64 bit programs will NOT run on a 32 bit system.
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This board is compatible with both 32 and 64... But I wouldnt even bother using 32 due to the RAM issues with going above 4gb. If you plan on installing more than 4gb go 64 bit OS
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Processor can handle both 32bits and 64bits, if you are asking about windows? It comes with 64bits version.
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It should be 64 bit. It upgradeable to 8 gb of RAM. 32 bit can only go to 3.5gb of RAM.
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Not the original CPUs. It won't support 64gb. You should buy a R710 if you need that much memory
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Many of the CPUs introduced in the past few years are 64-bit but can run a 32-bit OS, and that's how a lot of computers were shipped before Windows 7 was released -- a 64-bit Intel or AMD CPU and 32-bit Windows. Mainstream CPUs and motherboards made the leap to 64 bits first, with OS, device drivers and applications following only after consumers began asking for the benefits of 64-bit computing. As an example, the machine I'm using to write this shipped with a 64-bit AMD Athlon CPU, 32-bit Windows Home Premium and a paltry 1GB of RAM. I used it that way for awhile before upgrading the RAM and installing 64-bit Windows Vista Ultimate. I understand a few computing devices are still being made with a 64-bit CPU and 32-bit Windows OS. You might find this combination, or instance, in a low-priced netbook that is specifically designed to use only one or two gigabytes of RAM, so there's no benefit to using a 64-bit OS. And you'll find lots of used computers that are built around quite powerful (for the time) 32-bit CPUs; while still more than adequate for almost anything less demanding than image manipulation or gaming, they're forever limited to 32-bit operating systems.
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It is 64-bit operating system Windows 8.1, I bought a refurbished Acer Aspire R7-572, and the warranty is only 90 days.
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I have pasted the computer's specs below. I pulled them from another site online.Intel Core i5 3210M (2.50GHz)4GB Memory 500GB HDDIntel HD Graphics 40001366 x 768Windows 8 64-BitDL DVD+-RW/CD-RW
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Mine was supplied in 2010 so at that time was all 32-bit, don't know if 64-bit would work as I would buy a new one to go 64-bit
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64 bit.... but remember and I wrote this quite some time ago when I first purchased. You have to do some major configuration to it and I had to finally take it to techy. It is basically a tower with windows. That's it. I personally wouldnt recommend it. I didn't then and I won't now. In fact they were suppose to send me a shipping label to send back and they never sent it.