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I have a few questions regarding the two main variations of the Arch architectures.
I guess these are questions directed to those that *are running* 64 bit Arch but it is certainly targeted to those that have the experience of both architectures.
1. Is it worth the "change"? That is to say, go from 32 to 64?
2. Is there enough software tailored for 64 bits in Linux in general and perhaps Arch in particular?
3. Do you actually see a difference in speed, application responsiveness, etc?
BTW, I have an nvidia video card could that be source of grief?
Thanks for your comments.
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1) in my opinion, it depends on the machine and person using it
2) i've been using 64-bit for a couple of years and not missed 32-bit
3) the speed isn't all that noticeable to me
my nvidia card works fine with 64-bit
oz
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Just wanted to add that this subject has come up a number of times in the past, so be sure to search the forums for additional info and comments on 32-bit vs 64-bit.
oz
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Closed for reasons given by ozar. This topic has been covered several times as recently as in the past few months. Please search the forums.
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