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I was just wondering what people's experiences have been for those who have started using the 64 bit Windows, and what limitations and/or problems have come along with that. I am considering trying it out for the next systems we buy, but am a little unsure that everything will be compatible with it.

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No problems here, runs a bit better than XP 32, I've set my virtual memory to 55 gigs, so there is always plenty, never had a crash yet, just make sure things like your printer has drivers for 64bit...

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It is running fine here as well. I have experienced some minor network issues between the 64bit workstation and the XP Pro laptop. Sometimes they can't find each other in the network so I have to reboot. Other than that, make sure that all your other hardware is supported under 64bit.

@manta,

How did you set your virtual memory to 55GB?

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I'm using 64bit now...so far, it's working without problems

if you motherboard has the Nvidia chip...take care with the Nvidia Firewall, it blocks all the 32bit app....I had to reformat my disk

I'll swith my other workstations!!!

 

 

really, I'm running the nvidia firewall, not having any problems...

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@manta,

How did you set your virtual memory to 55GB?

 

Right click on MY COMPUTER goto PROPERTIES

 

goto ADVANCED then to PERFORMANCE

 

then to ADVANCED again, there is virtual memory at the bottom of that dialog...

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got me a windows xp 64 also, had some problems at first coz my drivers are not 64bit compatible, had to download some drivers from the net... pinnacle 9 won't work, hope they have a new driver for it coz i need it to create videos...

 

i have two 160gb hd in a raid setup, how much should i set the virtual memory into?

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