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[opensuse] Re: New desktop
- From: Eberhard Roloff <tuxebi@xxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 08 Aug 2007 12:27:40 +0200
- Message-id: <f9c5qt$nrl$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Kaare Rasmussen wrote:
>> If you are buying secondhand or very low down, this question could be
>> discussed, otherwise 64bit is what you get.
>
> Aren't there still problems with some applications, plugins for Firefox,
> binary drivers for graphics adapters?
> :
Just to clarify:
I understood the OP's question to be about the hardware that he will buy
to build his desktop from.
In regard to software, imho for a desktop it does not matter.
I had good experiences with both Lin 32bit and Lin 64bit on 64bit hardware.
However my experience with win 64bit software will make me recommend
win32bit software for 64bit hardware. But: I never had the privilege to
test win 64bit server software.
>> How silent will your computer need to be and what will you be able to
>> spend for silence?
>
> That is very important, agreed.
Imho, for a desktop nowadays, it comes very close to be the most
important consideration since it is the machine's noisiness that either
supports or distracts my mental attention.
kind regards
Eberhard
>
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>> If you are buying secondhand or very low down, this question could be
>> discussed, otherwise 64bit is what you get.
>
> Aren't there still problems with some applications, plugins for Firefox,
> binary drivers for graphics adapters?
> :
Just to clarify:
I understood the OP's question to be about the hardware that he will buy
to build his desktop from.
In regard to software, imho for a desktop it does not matter.
I had good experiences with both Lin 32bit and Lin 64bit on 64bit hardware.
However my experience with win 64bit software will make me recommend
win32bit software for 64bit hardware. But: I never had the privilege to
test win 64bit server software.
>> How silent will your computer need to be and what will you be able to
>> spend for silence?
>
> That is very important, agreed.
Imho, for a desktop nowadays, it comes very close to be the most
important consideration since it is the machine's noisiness that either
supports or distracts my mental attention.
kind regards
Eberhard
>
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