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I'm fairly certain that a Windows 8 key will work for both 32 bit and 64 bit versions. The only catch is that you need to do a complete reinstall, you can't just upgrade.
Your best bet in my opinion, like jebise said, would probably be to upgrade to a 750ti or something of that sort and add some additional RAM. Any bigger upgrades would probably require a different cpu/mobo as to not be bottlenecked by the CPU.
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Originally Posted by Rart
The windows ISO I downloaded for the Microsoft site is the 32bit version. Where do I get the 64bit from?
From yo browser.. dude nothing personal but dont let other people chew your food for you!Quote:
Originally Posted by BurtonQuote:
Originally Posted by Rart
The windows ISO I downloaded for the Microsoft site is the 32bit version. Where do I get the 64bit from?
Simple browse the web and you will find it.
Sqaure peg round hole. You cant just download windows from the Microsoft website.Quote:
Originally Posted by jebiseFrom yo browser.. dude nothing personal but dont let other people chew your food for you!Quote:
Originally Posted by Burton
Simple browse the web and you will find it.
Take it personally that you're a noob. :)
Chew chew.. here kidQuote:
Originally Posted by BurtonSqaure peg round hole. You cant just download windows from the Microsoft website.Quote:
Originally Posted by jebise
Take it personally that you're a noob. :)
http://getintopc.com/softwares/opera...-8-1-download/
http://www.howtogeek.com/186775/how-...media-legally/
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Originally Posted by jebiseChew chew.. here kidQuote:
Originally Posted by Burton
http://getintopc.com/softwares/opera...-8-1-download/
http://www.howtogeek.com/186775/how-...media-legally/
Maybe you should read the article first.Quote:
The tool will create 32-bit installation media on 32-bit PCs and 64-bit media on 64-bit PCs
For downloading direct from Microsoft you just have
to register on their page and get the download.
GL & Cya