Putty Forum Fiend Joined Oct 3, 2009 Messages 670 Oct 23, 2009 #1 Is there a difference? x86 is where all of my files default to. But why is it there?
P PandaBear Rookie Joined Aug 2, 2009 Messages 45 Oct 23, 2009 #2 The 'Program Files' folder is where all of your 64bit applications will be installed. All your 32bit applications will go to the 'Program Files (x86)' folder.
The 'Program Files' folder is where all of your 64bit applications will be installed. All your 32bit applications will go to the 'Program Files (x86)' folder.
shadows5631 Poster Extraordinaire Joined Oct 8, 2009 Messages 3,218 Oct 23, 2009 #3 Most programs use 32bit so you'll see most of your stuff in the x86 folder. But, if it gives you the option of using 64bit, then do it.
Most programs use 32bit so you'll see most of your stuff in the x86 folder. But, if it gives you the option of using 64bit, then do it.
J J-Wall Forum Fiend =(e)= Joined Apr 18, 2009 Messages 650 Oct 23, 2009 #4 shadows5631 said: Most programs use 32bit so you'll see most of your stuff in the x86 folder. But, if it gives you the option of using 64bit, then do it. Click to expand... Great advice. Always opt for 64 bit, only case in which I wouldn't suggest it is if the program is in beta for 64 bit, but stable for 32.
shadows5631 said: Most programs use 32bit so you'll see most of your stuff in the x86 folder. But, if it gives you the option of using 64bit, then do it. Click to expand... Great advice. Always opt for 64 bit, only case in which I wouldn't suggest it is if the program is in beta for 64 bit, but stable for 32.