What if i remove one 2gb memory stick from 64bit windows?

[nicholes]

I want to remove one of my memrey stick from my pc

What is better for me to stay with widows 64bit or new installation of 32bit version

 

[SkyNetRising]

How much ram will be left after you remove 2GB ?

 

[JohnBonhamsGhost]

64bit is a better option for a lot of modern software and games. also 32bit versions of Windows can't run on 64bit UEFI systems, which the majority of new systems use.

and Windows 7/8/10(32 and 64bit versions) use ~1GB of RAM themselves so only having a spare 1GB for others programs and tasks will be a very limiting factor for a lot of software.

why do you want to remove 2GB? if you're looking to add it to another system, 8GB sets of RAM are very cheap nowadays.
both DDR3 & DDR4 starting at ~$35 for 2x 4GB and 4x 2GB sets: http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&IsNodeId=1&N=100007611%20601190327%20601190328%20600006069%20600006071

 

[nicholes]

How much ram will be left after you remove 2GB ?

2gb only remains sir

 

[SkyNetRising]

Just stay with 64bit.

With 2GB of ram you will not be able to keep as many open tabs in your browser as before;
windows update will probably become way slower;
windows itself will need to use virtual memory more intensively, that will cause slowdowns.

But whatever. If you want to do that, you can.

 

[nicholes]

Just stay with 64bit.

With 2GB of ram you will not be able to keep as many open tabs in your browser as before;
windows update will probably become way slower;
windows itself will need to use virtual memory more intensively, that will cause slowdowns.

But whatever. If you want to do that, you can.

What will be better 32bit or 64bit or both will be same?

 

[dish_moose]

I cannot imagine running windows on less than 4GB of RAM. 2GB of RAM will make your win 10 experience miserable.
-Bruce

 

[JohnBonhamsGhost]

What will be better 32bit or 64bit or both will be same?

try reading the answers provided

64bit is a better option for a lot of modern software and games. also 32bit versions of Windows can't run on 64bit UEFI systems, which the majority of new systems use.

and Windows 7/8/10(32 and 64bit versions) use ~1GB of RAM themselves so only having a spare 1GB for others programs and tasks will be a very limiting factor for a lot of software.

why do you want to remove 2GB? if you're looking to add it to another system, 8GB sets of RAM are very cheap nowadays.
both DDR3 & DDR4 starting at ~$35 for 2x 4GB and 4x 2GB sets: http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&IsNodeId=1&N=100007611%20601190327%20601190328%20600006069%20600006071