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What do you guys think? Is this the real deal or just some bait:
http://www.ioffer.com/i/windows-7-pr...egit-145689661The ratings look okay and they pay via PayPal, so everything seems legit on the surface... anyone actually tried this before?
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Benjamin King2 said:They won't notice any difference regardless of which version they pick. Unless they plan on adding more RAM, they should probably just stick with the 64-bit version.
Taylor Morales31 said:Since 32-bit can't handle more than 4GB of RAM anyway, there's really no need for 64-bit. In my opinion, 32-bit will work just fine for them.
Noah Sanchez39 said:@ Roger Ross3
The processor is 64-bit, but I agree that 32-bit should be plenty for your friend. Same goes for the Professional version (there aren't many differences
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Thanks! 👍I'll go with the 32-bit (Professional) then.
A buddy wants me to install Windows 7 (either Pro or Ultimate) on this rig:
Intel Core i5 Desktop
Intel Core i5 Desktop, 2.00 Ghz
DDR2 3 GB
GeForce 8500 gt
It should run smoothly, right? My main question is whether I should go with the 32-bit or 64-bit version. From what I can tell, the processor supports 64-bit. What do you guys recommend?