Do you need 64-bit Vista?

No longer the choice of technology enthusiasts or power users, 64-bit PCs are becoming more and more prevalent, being 64-bit Vista one of the best choices. In the PC world this number refers to the amount of data the CPU can compute at the same time and the data which is transferred between memory and the CPU and between memory and the peripheral devices (the "data bus"). Having the ability to use more than 4G of memory is, after all, many a good reason to upgrade. The question is if you actually need all that computing power and I would say 32-bit computers are here to stay for a long time, so 32-bit is fine, but having a 64-bit Vista computer would be of course really nice! My next laptop computer might have... Read more: 32-bit and 64-bit Windows, Microsoft 64-bit computing, a broader view: which one is best for you.