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Hi I have a very good gaming computer, but I recently found out that if you have over 4GHz of RAM windows 7 32-bit cant handled it and other key things on my computer.
Well what I'm trying to ask here is of anyone can be kind enough to lend me there Windows 7 64-bit since windows 7 codes can be on more than one computer???
Well what I'm trying to ask here is of anyone can be kind enough to lend me there Windows 7 64-bit since windows 7 codes can be on more than one computer???
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Just download a Pirated copy from TPB, Here is a link to a 64-bit one that works.
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Just download that, it has a Remove Wat which removes the activation from the PC and you don't have to worry about it anymore. No need to activate, just install windows 7 normally, once your at your desktop just run it. You will need to reboot your PC for this to take effect.
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Just download that, it has a Remove Wat which removes the activation from the PC and you don't have to worry about it anymore. No need to activate, just install windows 7 normally, once your at your desktop just run it. You will need to reboot your PC for this to take effect.
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but I recently found out that if you have over 4GHz of RAM windows 7 32-bit cant handled it and other key things on my computer.
You can't have Ghz of RAM. Ghz only measures the processing power.
The maximum amount of RAM 32-Bit can use is 4GB.
64-Bit can use a lot more but it depends on what edition you get:
Starter: 8GB
Home Basic: 8GB
Home Premium: 16GB
Professional: 192GB
Enterprise: 192GB
Ultimate: 192GB
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TTG_modz201 wrote Just download a Pirated copy from TPB, Here is a link to a 64-bit one that works.
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Just download that, it has a Remove Wat which removes the activation from the PC and you don't have to worry about it anymore. No need to activate, just install windows 7 normally, once your at your desktop just run it. You will need to reboot your PC for this to take effect.
Thanks man yea I find a sixty four bit ultimate of pirate bay thanks for your help
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ToxicAlexXD wroteTTG_modz201 wrote Just download a Pirated copy from TPB, Here is a link to a 64-bit one that works.
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Just download that, it has a Remove Wat which removes the activation from the PC and you don't have to worry about it anymore. No need to activate, just install windows 7 normally, once your at your desktop just run it. You will need to reboot your PC for this to take effect.
Thanks man yea I find a sixty four bit ultimate of pirate bay thanks for your help
No problem, Glad to help out the community.
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RoadRunner wrotebut I recently found out that if you have over 4GHz of RAM windows 7 32-bit cant handled it and other key things on my computer.
You can't have Ghz of RAM. Ghz only measures the processing power.
The maximum amount of RAM 32-Bit can use is 4GB.
64-Bit can use a lot more but it depends on what edition you get:
Starter: 8GB
Home Basic: 8GB
Home Premium: 16GB
Professional: 192GB
Enterprise: 192GB
Ultimate: 192GB
Yea soz man just found out the autocorrect on my phone put Ghz instead of GB
Thanks for pointing this out.
Out thank you also for your helpfull tip about windows 7
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