Hello guys!

First of all, I'm new here on this forum so '-Hi'- to everyone!

You maybe hear this question every single day. Next month I'm buying a
new computer: *(Intel Quad Q9550, 4gb ram and HD4870 X2.)*

The computer will be used for:
-GAMING (CS:S, CRYSIS, COD4)
-VIDEO EDITING (ADOBE, SONY VEGAS, ...)
-THE USUAL, MSN, INTERNET, MUSIC ETC
Now I'm wondering, I would like to use the full 4GB of ram. And I want
a STABLE windows without having driver problems all the time.

Most important is that it works fine on CS:S (I'm semi-professional
CS:S player).

So, can I be sure that my system will work well with 64 bit? Or can I
better forget that 1gb of ram and take the 32bit version?

I've allready asked this at 2 forums, but the opinions were very
diffrent. So I'm asking this on the *VistaX64 *forums, u guys can help
me out with this


Many Thanks!! 3
EmHe!


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EmHe

We can make this a dollar each way bet!
Crysis is heavy on use of resources; when it came out it was rated the most
intensive resource user game.

Personally, for myself; I'd settle for 32bit, and use of about 3 G RAM
--
Mad Mike


"EmHe" wrote:


Hello guys!

First of all, I'm new here on this forum so '-Hi'- to everyone!

You maybe hear this question every single day. Next month I'm buying a
new computer: *(Intel Quad Q9550, 4gb ram and HD4870 X2.)*

The computer will be used for:
-GAMING (CS:S, CRYSIS, COD4)
-VIDEO EDITING (ADOBE, SONY VEGAS, ...)
-THE USUAL, MSN, INTERNET, MUSIC ETC
Now I'm wondering, I would like to use the full 4GB of ram. And I want
a STABLE windows without having driver problems all the time.

Most important is that it works fine on CS:S (I'm semi-professional
CS:S player).

So, can I be sure that my system will work well with 64 bit? Or can I
better forget that 1gb of ram and take the 32bit version?

I've allready asked this at 2 forums, but the opinions were very
diffrent. So I'm asking this on the *VistaX64 *forums, u guys can help
me out with this


Many Thanks!! 3
EmHe!


--
EmHe

Same opinion as Mick

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Peter

Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others
Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged.

"EmHe" wrote in message ...

Hello guys!

First of all, I'm new here on this forum so '-Hi'- to everyone!

You maybe hear this question every single day. Next month I'm buying a
new computer: *(Intel Quad Q9550, 4gb ram and HD4870 X2.)*

The computer will be used for:
-GAMING (CS:S, CRYSIS, COD4)
-VIDEO EDITING (ADOBE, SONY VEGAS, ...)
-THE USUAL, MSN, INTERNET, MUSIC ETC
Now I'm wondering, I would like to use the full 4GB of ram. And I want
a STABLE windows without having driver problems all the time.

Most important is that it works fine on CS:S (I'm semi-professional
CS:S player).

So, can I be sure that my system will work well with 64 bit? Or can I
better forget that 1gb of ram and take the 32bit version?

I've allready asked this at 2 forums, but the opinions were very
diffrent. So I'm asking this on the *VistaX64 *forums, u guys can help
me out with this


Many Thanks!! 3
EmHe!


--
EmHe

Euhm, I don't get -Peter Foldes- his post, What does he mean? Who is
Mick? :d
Im new :/


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EmHe

I am Mick. A poster here in your replies.
It means he just agrees with my preference for RAM and 32bit OS; that's all.
And this is not a 64bit Newsgroup; it is Vista installation_setup.

Remember, Vista requires a bare minimum of 1 Gig of RAM

Below are System Requirements to run Crysis in Vista:
Minimum Recommended
Microsoft Windows[23]
Operating System Windows Vista
3.2 GHz or faster for Vista Intel Core 2 Duo @ 2.2 GHz, or AMD Athlon 64 X2
4400+
Vista 2 GB RAM
Hard Drive Space 12 GB of free space
GeForce 8800 GTS 640MB or ATI 2900XT 512MB
Sound Hardware DirectX 9.0c compliant card (DirectX 10.1 compliant if
applicable)

--
Mad Mike


"EmHe" wrote:


Euhm, I don't get -Peter Foldes- his post, What does he mean? Who is
Mick? :d
Im new :/


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EmHe

can someone tell me please what Peter Foldes means with " Same opinion
as Mick" ?


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EmHe

On Thu, 2 Oct 2008 13:16:49 -0500, EmHe
wrote:

can someone tell me please what Peter Foldes means with " Same opinion
as Mick" ?

Find the reply from Mick Murphy to your post in this thread.

Peter agrees with what he said.

DUH!

DDW
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If you use a news reader like Windows Mail then you will see the thread
replies.

It seems you're using the web interface.....




"EmHe" wrote in message
...

can someone tell me please what Peter Foldes means with " Same opinion
as Mick" ?


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EmHe

On Sun, 5 Oct 2008 13:55:16 +0800, "Andrew Murray"
wrote:

If you use a news reader like Windows Mail then you will see the thread
replies.

It seems you're using the web interface.....

Which you apparently know nothing about.

Seeing past posts is much easier there than with a newsreader. Just
scroll up.


"EmHe" wrote in message
...

can someone tell me please what Peter Foldes means with " Same opinion
as Mick" ?


--
EmHe

Andrew Murray;852959 Wrote:
If you use a news reader like Windows Mail then you will see the thread
replies.

It seems you're using the web interface.....




"EmHe" wrote in message
...

can someone tell me please what Peter Foldes means with " Same
opinion
as Mick" ?


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EmHe

Ok, sorry but I still don't get it. Are there more replies on my
question than those posts I read above?

I have Windows Mail, and I see the possibility to add a newsgroup, what
do I have to do?

sorry for me being so newbish


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EmHe