Windows 10: Will 64 bit win 10 pro run on this system ok

Intel(r) core(Tm)2 cpu 6320 @ 1.86ghz 1.86ghz
Ram 4.00
32 bit os but key I have supports 32/64 bit versions x64 based processor
So will 64 bit run better for me than 32

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Windows 10 migration to 64 bit showing setup error

Can anyone tell how to install Win 10 64 bit on a system running win 10 32 bit?

Moreover none of the setup seem to be showing the architecture to be installed (32 or 64 bit, default is 32 bit) whenever i run the setup it automatically going to install win 10 pro (which i am currently having)

 

windows 10 upgrade....

I am running win 8.1 Pro 32 bit...this "free" win 10 upgrade will change my system to 32 bit or 64 Windows 10?

 

Meant to say core (tm)2

 

Is this the exact processor, if so says 64bit ?
http://ark.intel.com/products/29754/...z-1066-MHz-FSB

 

Yes. Any machine manufacured after 2006 is 64 bit capable.

It is a slow Core 2, but should work fine.

 

Here is a decent article to explain difference in 32 and 64 bit
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/w...64-bit-windows

I was going to mention the GHZ speed to but for Windows 10 requirements you are still o.k.

 

Cheers thanks for help

 

At 4 GB of RAM you will see a little bit more memory available for Windows on 64-bit, so that will help a bit. My rule of thumb is the tablets / stick computes with 2 GB of RAM, non-expandable, get 32-bit Windows. Anything with 4 GB or more of RAM gets 64-bit, assuming the processor supports 64-bit.

 

Just thinking now after last post from the specs, is this a tablet, since it's only 1.86MHZ ?
I had asked if this was the processor http://ark.intel.com/products/29754/...z-1066-MHz-FSB

 

It would still run fine. 10 runs a lot better on these Core 2 machines than Vista, 7 & 8.1 ever did.

Intel designed it to be a faster chip than expected, because they were building them for Apple's changeover. If you look at the price for a Core 2 Quad. You could basically get a brand new machine for the price that Intel wants for that chip.