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Intel Core 2 Duo questions

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Hello,I want to buy the Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 processor with Asus P5W64WSvpro MOBO and with Geforce 8800TS videocard and the WD raporX.What version of Vista should I buy and instal? the 32 or 64 bit version?And is this the right configuration?Thanks in advance.Cees

Hi Cees, welcome to the forumsFs9 will greatly benefit from that setup, FSX will do "ok" too...But, get enough RAM, specially for Vista since it uses alot of it. More info in the link. To name just one difference, 64bit systems are capable of addressing larger amounts of ram 4GB+ whereas 32bits is limited to 4GB due to the way a 32bit system calculates.As far as Vista 32 or 64, besides depending on your budget, and what features you want, it al comes down to personal choice.. best you read this, that will explain most of it, if not all for you http://blogs.msdn.com/tims/archive/2006/05/28/609372.aspx

Hardware drivers, however, can be a no-go issue for the 64-bit version, depending on what hardware you want to run. 64-bit drivers are not universally available...don't assume that they are. 64-bit video card drivers are still immature, and specialty items like advanced joysticks (e.g. Cougar HOTAS) may not have drivers at all.If you go with 64-bit do thorough research and plan on being something of a guinea pig.RegardsBob ScottATP IMEL Gulfstream II-III-IV-VSantiago de Chile

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