32 bit.... 64 bit?

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WW3

New member

• Aug 29, 2007

• #1

Where does those come from? Do they come from your computer processor? Or what? It says I have 32 bit memory, do I need to upgrade processor or 32 bit windows version to x64? Or both?

The reason why I asked is because I want to use the dolphin emulator

 

Jale

Active member

• Aug 29, 2007

• #2

You need a 64 bit processor to run that version of Dolphin. Otherwise, it won't work.

 

alexxi

back from hell

• Sep 23, 2007

• #3

Butters said:

You need a 64 bit processor to run that version of Dolphin. Otherwise, it won't work.

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and 64 bit windows xp/vista <==can't forget that.

 

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yunantidus

yunantidus

• Sep 25, 2007

• #4

32 bit says you can share your memory to a onboard graphic to 32MB.64 is the same too but the speed is much improved.

 

Jale

Active member

• Sep 25, 2007

• #5

yunantidus said:

32 bit says you can share your memory to a onboard graphic to 32MB.64 is the same too but the speed is much improved.

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Bullshit. It means processor architecture.

My system is x86 based (16 and 32 bits) and it can share up to 128 MB of RAM to onboard graphics.