64bit VISTA help plz!!!

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#1 wrick30000
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Im going to buy WINDOWS VISTA x64 SP1 .....So guys plz tell me that wheather it is compatible with all the latest and previous year PC games or not. If no then I will go for x86. Plz do reply.

Thnx in advance...

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#2 Tauruslink
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Yes, it is compatible with most new games. You should have no problem with it.
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#3 xid32
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I think 64bit can run programs in 32bit mode too
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#4 wrick30000
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Will my PC support x64 version.......

My SPECS.....

Mother Board --> Intel DG965RY

Processor --> Intel 2.4 CORE 2 DUO

RAM --> 2GIG

HDD --> 1TB

PCI-E --> 8600GT

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#5 bo-
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I have a Pentium Extreme Edition is that a x64 or x86?
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#6 bo-
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I have a Pentium Extreme Edition is that a x64 or x86?
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#7 wrick30000
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Pentium 4 Extreme Edition is 64 bit......means x64....
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#9 SimpJee
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Only thing it doesn't currently work with is GameTap. Otherwise it works with everything else.