Memory offered now may differ in speed from the original system memoryīut has been qualified to work in the system. is fully compatible and supported by Dell. Purposes to use the 64 bit version of software when possible, with moreįor a standard Windows 7 PC (i5 processor), the performance improvementīetween 32 bit with 4GB RAM and 64 bit with >= 6GB is significant.įrom the Dell web site, standard pricing:ĭELL 2 GB Dell Certified Memory Module for Dell Latitude. I would encourage anyone using windows 7 for business, or similar, Has the same speed rating, or better, than what you have now (if youĬall Dell with your laptop's Dell Service Tag#, they can help make sure). 64 bit OS issue and adding RAM.Īn upgrade from 4GB RAM to 8GB RAM is less than $40 for your E6520 (seeīelow for exact pricing and Dell Part#). I have no dog in the fight with Peachtree, never used it, have no interest.īut, please rethink the 32 vs. Latitude E6520, JAWS 13.0.718, and Windows 7 Professional 32-bit Tastefully composed and launched near the Pacific Ocean using a Dell SoĪgain I'm not in any hurry to try the experiment again. Over to a 64-bit operating system, since it belongs to my employer. No, I'm not in a position to change my laptop Oh, I just finished reading your post, having only commented on yourįirst couple sentences. To: "The Jaws for Windows support list." Subject: Re: No, Thanks - Live, Free Telephone Helpfor setting-up If I remember correctly, Windows Server 2008 does not have a 32 bit version. If you do not have to worry about old legacy software or old peripherals, 64 bit and >= 6GB RAM is probably an excellent choice for people seeking performance improvements.Īt some point in the future 32 bit software will be obsolete, just as 16 bit and 8 bit software is now almost completely obsolete.
Some legacy software might run better in 32 bit "compatibility" mode.
64 bit drivers for older peripherals such as a printers/scanners can be harder to find than 32 bit drivers.
There are some disadvantages to a 64 bit OS. I would encourage you to lobby them to get 64 bit Windows 7 for you, especially if you need to run something beastly like Peachtree. Subject: Re: No, Thanks - Live, Free Telephone Helpfor setting-up Peachtree Complete Accounting
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