Difference between windows 7 x86 and x64?

(basically) x86 is the cpu, it means its an intel of the?86 range the first x86 was the intel 8086 in 1978, next was the intel 80186, then 80286, etc its easier just to write x86 virtually all intel core cpu's are derived from the first one, so they are all x86 x86-32 is an intel cpu with 32 bit capabilities x86-64 is an intel cpu with 64 bit capabilities, also known as intel 64.

X86 is 32 bit, the only benefit to having 64 bit is if you have more than 3.5GB of ram, otherwise you are better off with x86 as more programs are compatible.

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