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Agreed that the reason for your issue is that a 32 bit operating system can only handle up to 3.5GBs of RAM, if you intend to use more than that you'll need a 64 bit operating system. Before you may choose to do that you'd need to also make sure that your processor is 64 bit compatible, which I believe it is.
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Wouldi need a certain graphics card for 64bit or wouldi just need to buy a 64 bit edition of either windows xp or windows 7 and that would be it?
How can you tell if a computer will work with 64Bit, is it how fast it is in ghz?
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You don't need a special graphics card. You just need a 64 bit version of Windows.
You have to look up your CPU to see what it's capable of. In your case your processor can do 64 bits. Honestly, I don't know if Intel and AMD even make 32 bit only processors any more. If they make them at all, I would guess that they are only for laptops.
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