64-bit system is not installed
I don't have a 64-bit system (Windows 7 max.)Maybe it's because I have 2 GB of RAM.
Please help me with this problem (I can't solve it for 2-3 years) :)
timofej2907
First, voice the characteristics of the PC.
And secondly, why do you need 64-bit Windows with such a small amount of RAM?)
-Sergey Viktorovich-
PC characteristics
Windows 7 max.
2 RAM Soon 4
Intel (R) Pentium (R) D CPU 3.40GHz 2 cores
NVIDIA GeForce 6200
Asus P5B motherboard
Feshromb
Even with 4 GB, it's not a fact that you need to install x64 - the system will see 4 GB, not 3.5, but at the same time it will eat more
X_ray_83 wrote: A
dozen of RAM needs 6-8 gig
That 8, that 10 are optimized in this regard much better and they consume less than the divine 7. It has long been confirmed that even on ancient hardware, they work faster than even xp, not to mention 7
eroppo
10 eats more RAM, that's where the speed of work comes from, 7 is less gluttonous.
drag - fire
From my own experience - mothers on a laptop with 2 GB of RAM put 10 x32 instead of 7 x32 and the brakes in general became really less
On 7-ke only idiots sit backward from progress.
Installing 10 32 bits on all calculators (ala Atoms 1.6) - it is faster than the outdated 7 and uses resources better.
7 is a piece of manure in 2016 - this is already in fact HP in 2010 in terms of status.
timofej2907
It will not be installed, for a 64-bit system you need 4 GB of memory at least !!!
Vasek Vasekk
Ie in your opinion, everything new is better than the old, right?
antibiotic90
Everything new is progress. With this approach to business, you would continue to run with a digging stick and wipe yourself with a stone through the caves.
eroppo
No, it consumes less whist 64 there at least 1.5 gig, 7 and 10 already need 2-8 gig. And this is still noticeable in games when the game flies on whist and slows down on the seven.
X_ray_83
Well, in any case, about any 6-8 GB of speech and does not come close. As an example, I can cite a report from Aida (this morning until lunchtime): W10 x64 and a bunch of background and working programs, the maximum memory consumption for all the time is 4.3 GB. The minimum is 2GB. And in x32, these values ​​are an order of magnitude less.
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