What Is Differences Between X86 And X64

Oct 26, 2011

what is the differences between x86 and x64?

Differences In PCI / PCI-X And PCI-E For Windows 7

Oct 23, 2012

I am trying to locate a PCI-X card to be used in a HP Proliant DualCore computer to get higher resoultion on my monitor (not for games).Some people say that PCI cards will work. Most say that PCI-E will not.Since I am using Windows 7 and the PCI-X cards are supposed to be the fastest, how do I find a PCI-X card with Windows 7 drivers? I also heard that a card designed for XP might work in "compatability mode", but have no idea how to do this.Will this whole thing boil down to finding Windows 7 drivers for a PCI-X card?

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Windows 7 Differences Between US And UK (Ireland) Version?

Sep 14, 2010

Just wondered if anybody had any information on the differences between the US version of Windows 7 Professional and the UK version?Can the US version be activated in the UK?

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Differences Between Linksys E2500 And EA2700?

Apr 30, 2012

practical differences between these two routers?

I just got a Linksys WMP600N Dual-Band PCI adapter card, so it was recommended that I purchase a Dual-Band Linksys wireless router and it looks like these models are the starting points.

E2500 ($65 w/ rebate)
EA2700 ($90 w/ rebate)

My new PC is in another room and I'm using all of this to connect it to the internet.

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Backing Up To A Hard Drive And A DVD: Big Image Size Differences?

Apr 24, 2012

I've backed up Windows through the official Windows Backup tool (in the Control Panel) to a hard drive (actually, a second partition). It takes about 8-12 GB (don't remember correctly). Then, right after that, I chose to make a backup also on a DVD, and, surprisingly, one DVD was enough! First of all, it's weird that it could fit into one DVD while if I tried to burn the files form the backup on the hard drive, I would need at least two. And then the second thing: the files on the DVD all take about 3.4 GB. I tried making an image of it though Alcohol 120, and the MDF file takes about 3.4 GB. ImgBurn couldn't make an image, because it's a multiple session DVD. So why is there such a difference in size between system images backed up to the hard drive and a DVD? Can I trust a DVD?

By the way, I tried creating backup with Arconis True Image (I don't remember true name) and Norton Ghost 15 to a hard drive, and their images take about 3 GB. So if the real size of my system image is about 3 GB, then why did Windows backup on HDD take so much place?

It's Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit, by the way.

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Any "significant" Differences Between The ATI Radeon 6850 & 6870?

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