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Originally Posted by namini
I'd choose the program that can utilize more than 4GB of RAM and will utilize my 64 bit xeon and deal with, while reporting, bugs of it's operation. 
You won't hear 'complaints' from me concerning the 64 bit builds though, I'm just thankful for what's available. Though, if I can help the development process in any way by essentially beta testing it, count me in.
64 bit also seems more fitting for those working under virtualization, something that many seem to do anymore from reading here. Whether or not that is the case, just another benefit of 64 bit to my understanding anyway.
Besides, running the latest and greatest is the cool thing to do man.. :p |
Ah, you mean the program that will never need anywhere close to the 2gb a 32-bit process can use unless there is something horribly wrong, and which will use your processor just fine however you compile it?
Do what you will, but you should know that there is very little difference.