Does Linux have 64bit ?
I am building a new High Range PC with the follow items. LIST OF ITEMS. PC CASE ANTEC P190+1200.Mother Board ASUS P5E3 Delux/WiFi-@N CPU. INTEL CORE 2 EXTREME QUAD PROCESSOR QX9650 Memory Corsair TWIN 3x4096-1600C7DHXIN 4GB (2x XMS3 2GB) PC-12800 (1600MHz) DDR3 RAM 2x240-pin DIMMS.
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I am building a new High Range PC with the follow items.
LIST OF ITEMS.
PC CASE
ANTEC P190+1200.
Mother Board
ASUS P5E3 Delux/WiFi-@N
CPU.
INTEL CORE 2 EXTREME QUAD PROCESSOR QX9650
Memory
Corsair TWIN 3x4096-1600C7DHXIN 4GB (2x XMS3 2GB) PC-12800 (1600MHz) DDR3 RAM 2x240-pin DIMMS. Product Model: T3X4096-1600C7D
Graphics Card.
Asus GeForce 9800GX2 (EN9800GX2 TOP/2DI/1G.
Optical Devices 2 Off
PIONEER BDC-S02BK BLU-RAY PLAYER DVD COMBO DRIVE
Hard Discs. 2 off
400GB 3.5" SATA-II SEAGATE HARD DRIVE 16MB CACHE 7200RPM [sT3400620AS]
Operating System.
Windows Vista Ultimate 64bit.
Monitor.
Samsung 30" 305T Wide TFT Monitor - Black, Max. Resolution 2560x1600, 6ms
I shall install the Windows Vista on one hard disk and want to instal Linux on the other one.
What I want to know is does Linux have 64bit? and can anyone see any problems with the above items. I know some of you will advise Windows XP but as that is going to be phased out I went for Vista.
Ron Lucas
LIST OF ITEMS.
PC CASE
ANTEC P190+1200.
Mother Board
ASUS P5E3 Delux/WiFi-@N
CPU.
INTEL CORE 2 EXTREME QUAD PROCESSOR QX9650
Memory
Corsair TWIN 3x4096-1600C7DHXIN 4GB (2x XMS3 2GB) PC-12800 (1600MHz) DDR3 RAM 2x240-pin DIMMS. Product Model: T3X4096-1600C7D
Graphics Card.
Asus GeForce 9800GX2 (EN9800GX2 TOP/2DI/1G.
Optical Devices 2 Off
PIONEER BDC-S02BK BLU-RAY PLAYER DVD COMBO DRIVE
Hard Discs. 2 off
400GB 3.5" SATA-II SEAGATE HARD DRIVE 16MB CACHE 7200RPM [sT3400620AS]
Operating System.
Windows Vista Ultimate 64bit.
Monitor.
Samsung 30" 305T Wide TFT Monitor - Black, Max. Resolution 2560x1600, 6ms
I shall install the Windows Vista on one hard disk and want to instal Linux on the other one.
What I want to know is does Linux have 64bit? and can anyone see any problems with the above items. I know some of you will advise Windows XP but as that is going to be phased out I went for Vista.
Ron Lucas
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of course there are 64bit versions of Linux....
best way is still Ubuntu (many versions, best for me OpenGeu)
best way is still Ubuntu (many versions, best for me OpenGeu)
