what is the difference between 32-bit os and 64-bit os
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the is simply the amount of character each can hold
When ur ram size more than 3gb,32 bit OS can't use entire ram,so yu need 64 bit os to utilize 3GB+ RAM.
64-bit OS can take advantage of using 64-bit instructions as well as running 2 32-bit instructions simultaneously. 4 16-bit, 8 8-bit and so on. 64-bit instructions for floating point numbers are more accurate due to the higher precision. Theoretically a 32 bit app has the potential to run 2X faster in 64 bit mode but is not always the case. Also the Maximum amount of virtual address space in a 32-bit OS is 4GB. 64-bit is 2^64 power of memory.
i think in 32-bit OS , you cannot use the complete RAM but in 64-bit , you can do.
in 32 bit os the bus is not wider but in 64 bit os the bus is wider and the 32 bit has 2^32 .. around 4 gb ram limit and similary 64 bit ..2^64bits
32bit need a little spesification,64bit need more spesficition...
32 bit means it can access (2^32) unique address locations , 2^32 operational codes for that machine , also the word length of that machine will be defined differently between the two
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