Advice Request Are you using an 64-bit OS?

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Are you using an 64-bit OS?


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orthonovum

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Jun 17, 2017
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64 bit all around. If you are taking the OSCP exam they recommend using their 32 bit OS but it can be done with 64. Really they both will do just fine for everyday use but if you use lots of RAM you have to go with 64... also if 32bit apps start to phase out and are replaced with 64 then the 32bit gang will get left out
 

zzz00m

Level 6
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Jun 10, 2017
248
I stayed with 32-bit until last year. Finally stepped up to 64-bit with Windows 10 because my hardware was x64 capable. It did require a clean install from Windows 7 to upgrade the bit level, but was worth it. Was also a good opportunity to increase the RAM!

It seems that some developers are dropping support for 32-bit applications as they roll out new versions in 64-bit only. Having a 64-bit OS is win/win, because you can run both types of applications!
 

Cast

Level 1
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Feb 13, 2018
45
the programs force us to use a 64-based system. Another reason would be the physical components of the. computer for good performance
 
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show-Zi

Level 36
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Jan 28, 2018
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I had a premonition that it would likely invest additional in RAM, so I chose 32 bit Windows 7 to limit my desire. If you stack 4 GB, you do not have a way to escape even if you feel stress.:LOL:

...Premonition of 32bit complete defeat:cry:
 
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