[SOLVED] 64bit Vga driver in 32bit operating system!

[Muhammad Jahid]

I want to install 32bit operating system in a computer because threre is only 4gb ram and 32bit os performs very smooth. But, while downloading the necessary driver from that 'motherboard website' , I noticed that there is no 32bit vga driver in the website.

Question: If I download that 64bit vga driver and install it in the 32bit os computer, will it be installed and works properly?



Motherboard Website:
https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/support/H410M-PRO#down-driver&Win10 64

 

[vov4ik_il]

It will not. On the other hand, you can always get the driver from the chipset manufacturer (Intel) on its own page

 

[Muhammad Jahid]

It will not. On the other hand, you can always get the driver from the chipset manufacturer (Intel) on its own page

I didn't find any 32bit vga driver in the intel chipset website either. They are all 64bit.
Link- https://downloadcenter.intel.com/pr...e-i3-10100-Processor-6M-Cache-up-to-4-30-GHz-

(Processor is Cori3 10100)

 

[lvt]

A 32-bit Windows can't fully use your 4GB RAM, it's 3.5GB max.

And a 32-bit Windows run neither smoother nor faster than a 64-bit Windows, it's even slower while dealing with large amount of data.

 

[Muhammad Jahid]

A 32-bit Windows can't fully use your 4GB RAM, it's 3.5GB max.

And a 32-bit Windows run neither smoother nor faster than a 64-bit Windows, it's even slower while dealing with large amount data.

That means, 32bit is suitable for only 2/3gb ram?

 

[lvt]

That means, 32bit is suitable for only 2/3gb ram?

If you run a Windows server edition 32-bit with PAE extension, it can use up to 64GB RAM. For others, the PAE is not warranted to work.

 

[lvt]

Another disadvantage of 32-bit Windows is that you are stuck with old versions of web browsers which might make your web browsing a painful experience because old browsers don't always work well with newer web rendering technologies, resulting on higher CPU usage and longer loading time.