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i was using powerISO
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I always use IMGBURN, I have never had a bad burn with it.
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@Cuthbertson

Your build with no OS is 64 bit compatible. WHY would you install a 32 bit OS? Where are you getting that it's 32 bit? DO NOT install a 32 bit OS on it. All it'll do is decrease your performance and restrict your RAM to a max of 4 gigs meaning that half of what you have will be useless.
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VEVO wrote @Cuthbertson

Your build with no OS is 64 bit compatible. WHY would you install a 32 bit OS? Where are you getting that it's 32 bit? DO NOT install a 32 bit OS on it. All it'll do is decrease your performance and restrict your RAM to a max of 4 gigs meaning that half of what you have will be useless.

Well if his build can support a 64-bit OS it will install the 64-bit version and not the 32-bit version.
I haven't seen his build so I don't know anything about it.
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gamer649 wrote
VEVO wrote @Cuthbertson

Your build with no OS is 64 bit compatible. WHY would you install a 32 bit OS? Where are you getting that it's 32 bit? DO NOT install a 32 bit OS on it. All it'll do is decrease your performance and restrict your RAM to a max of 4 gigs meaning that half of what you have will be useless.

Well if his build can support a 64-bit OS it will install the 64-bit version and not the 32-bit version.
I haven't seen his build so I don't know anything about it.
Dude, think a little. A modern performance AM3+ Bulldozer processor that DOESN'T have 64 bit architecture? A Google search could tell you it's 64 bit. Just saying. Anyways, as you said, since the .ISO is a 2 in 1 it should install 64 bit for him.
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VEVO wrote
gamer649 wrote
VEVO wrote @Cuthbertson

Your build with no OS is 64 bit compatible. WHY would you install a 32 bit OS? Where are you getting that it's 32 bit? DO NOT install a 32 bit OS on it. All it'll do is decrease your performance and restrict your RAM to a max of 4 gigs meaning that half of what you have will be useless.

Well if his build can support a 64-bit OS it will install the 64-bit version and not the 32-bit version.
I haven't seen his build so I don't know anything about it.
Dude, think a little. A modern performance AM3+ Bulldozer processor that DOESN'T have 64 bit architecture? A Google search could tell you it's 64 bit. Just saying. Anyways, as you said, since the .ISO is a 2 in 1 it should install 64 bit for him.

I'm no good with computer internals and I don't know anything about them. Besides I linked him with the same windows file I used.
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