Contents
- 1. A Barebones 64 Bit Notebook With All Kinds Of Potential
- 2. New Technologies Call For A Different Kind Of Review
- 3. The Traditional Part Of The Review
- 4. Features
- 5. Features, Continued
- 6. Using The MSI MS-1029
- 7. The MSI MS-1029's Display: Good Brightness, Crazy Quilt Contrast
- 8. Testing The MSI MS-1029 And It's Turion ML-42 Processor
- 9. 64 Bit And 32 Bit Performance Test v6 On Windows XP Pro X64
- 10. Discussion Of 64 And 32 Bit Performance Test v6 Results On Windows XP Pro X64
- 11. 32 Bit Performance Test v6 On Windows XP Pro X64 And Windows XP Pro X32 On A 64 Bit Notebook
- 12. 32 Bit Performance Test v6 On Windows XP Pro X32 On AMD ML-42 And Windows XP Pro X32 Intel Pentium M 760
- 13. Discussion Of 32 Bit Performance Test v6 On Windows XP Pro X32 AMD ML-42 And Windows XP Pro X32 Intel Pentium M 760
- 14. More on this topic
11. 32 Bit Performance Test v6 On Windows XP Pro X64 And Windows XP Pro X32 On A 64 Bit Notebook
Now we can ask if there is there any difference in performance between a 32 bit application run on XP Pro X64 and on XP Pro X32 installed on the same computer? The chart below shows the results of running the 32 bit version of PTv6 on the MSI MS-1029 notebook with Windows XP Pro X64 installed and then with XP Pro X32 installed. Peruse the chart and join me below for a few interpretive remarks.
Discussion Of 32 Bit Performance Test v6 Results On Windows XP Pro X64 And Windows XP Pro X32 On A 64 Bit Notebook
I promised you a few comments on the differences between running 32 bit PTv6 on XP Pro X64 and XP Pro X32 on the same 64 bit notebook. While running the 32 bit app on X64 offers a few minor gains, it's safe to say that neither OS version offers any serious advantage over the other when both are installed on the same 64 bit computer.
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