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What does it mean for a computer to be 32, 64, etc. bit?
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02/26/2022
Aeriel Lablanc
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03/28/2022
Deerdre
A 32-bit computer can actually access a maximum of 4GB of RAM, no more.
With 64-bit computers, you have a much higher RAM limit. At the moment there are no memory modules that can reach that limit, and no motherboards that can accommodate them, so it's safe to say it's going to take a few years to reach that limit.
03/30/2022
Malvina Salls
It is the architecture of the motherboard and operating systems for handling data when processing, a PC with 64-bit motherboard can process at 32-bit, in fact there are applications that do not work at 64-bit and are installed on your PC at 32-bit, it is assumed that 64-bit is more efficient, I do not put you more detail as other answers will give it to you. Greetings
It_qna
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A 32-bit computer can actually access a maximum of 4GB of RAM, no more.
With 64-bit computers, you have a much higher RAM limit. At the moment there are no memory modules that can reach that limit, and no motherboards that can accommodate them, so it's safe to say it's going to take a few years to reach that limit.
It is the architecture of the motherboard and operating systems for handling data when processing, a PC with 64-bit motherboard can process at 32-bit, in fact there are applications that do not work at 64-bit and are installed on your PC at 32-bit, it is assumed that 64-bit is more efficient, I do not put you more detail as other answers will give it to you. Greetings
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