Question Xeon E3-1225 is 32 bit or 64 bit

[saeed99]

I have Xeon e31225
I m confused because it show me 32 bit based system
Though all xeon are 64 bit processors

 

[rgd1101]

where did you see 32 bit based system?

 

[InvalidError]

Nothing prevents you from installing 32bits Windows on a 64bits CPU, my Athlon 64 laptop has 32bits Windows on it. This does limit you to ~3.5GB of max usable RAM and locks you out of 64bits instructions. Doesn't make much sense to do so on a CPU from 2011. If you have more than 4GB installed and really have 32bits Windows installed, you may really want to re-install with a 64bits version. If you have a retail version, you should be able to use the same product key regardless of 'bitness'.

Not all Xeons are 64bits though: Intel has been using that brand since the Pentium II days and x86-64 wasn't a thing yet back then.

 

[saeed99]

where did you see 32 bit based system?

In system information tool

 

[saeed99]

where did you see 32 bit based system?

In system information tool

 

[saeed99]

Nothing prevents you from installing 32bits Windows on a 64bits CPU, my Athlon 64 laptop has 32bits Windows on it. This does limit you to ~3.5GB of max usable RAM and locks you out of 64bits instructions. Doesn't make much sense to do so on a CPU from 2011. If you have more than 4GB installed and really have 32bits Windows installed, you may really want to re-install with a 64bits version. If you have a retail version, you should be able to use the same product key regardless of 'bitness'.

Not all Xeons are 64bits though: Intel has been using that brand since the Pentium II days and x86-64 wasn't a thing yet back then.

I think you dint understand my concern.
I want to know that my cpu is 64 or 32 bit.
It is quad core

 

[rgd1101]

cpu is 64bit.
https://ark.intel.com/content/www/u...xeon-processor-e3-1225-6m-cache-3-10-ghz.html

if you see something different, upload a screenshot to imgur and post the link here

 

[InvalidError]

I think you dint understand my concern.
I want to know that my cpu is 64 or 32 bit.
It is quad core

All of Intel's standard CPUs (as in anything that isn't a cut-down SoC like early Atom or otherwise special-purpose) since the 2006 Core2 support 64bits.