Dell Poweredge 1650 64 Bit Architecture?

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Hello,

I recently have succeeded in installing Windows 2000 Server edition to a Dell Poweredge 1650. (with Ethernet of course!) But, when trying to install SteamCMD for a small home Rust server, it did not work due to the CPU only running at 32bit, when SteamCMD is 64bit.

Now, I think I may have found a possible solution. The motherboard is a dual socket motherboard, so that allows me to install another 32bit CPU into it. Here are the specs. (http://www.dell.com/downloads/global/products/pedge/en/1650_specs.pdf)

Because I have two 32 bit CPUs, would this allow me to run a 64bit program?
A less crucial question would be if this would increase the amount of max RAM from 4gb to 8gb? Please inform me if this is true.


Thanks so much! I greatly appreciate all of the help!!

Thanks,

~ Carter

 

[bignastyid]

Sorry but having 2 32-bit cpus does not make a system 64-bit. it just doesn't work that way. That system is not going to be 64-bit compatible no matter what you do. it only supports up to 4Gb of ram, 8Gb isn't possible according to the specs..

 

[GIPI_PRINTING]

Sorry but having 2 32-bit cpus does not make a system 64-bit. it just doesn't work that way. That system is not going to be 64-bit compatible no matter what you do. it only supports up to 4Gb of ram, 8Gb isn't possible according to the specs..

Alright, thanks for the response. Do you possibly know of a way I can run this (https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/SteamCMD) on the current specs?

4GB DDR RAM
Intel Pentium III
Too lazy to check what motherboard but it's a socket 705.
loud lol






Halp?

Thanks,

~ Carter