They'll work fine. There's just no point in using 64-bit. You get no performance benefits. If it's because you want 4gigs of RAM operational, you can do that with x32+SP1. You take a substantial fps hit in vista. Well...last time I checked.Question regarding Vista
^ It'll see it but i don't think it will use your 4GB.............
I think vista 64 is a little more well supported now with most games, you may still want to check though. If your hardware fully supports 64 bit (meaning it has 64 bit drivers, or the 32 bit drivers have been confirmed to be working in 64 bit) then go for 64 bit. Im assuming your typing on a windows 32 bit machine right now probably xp you can just install that on your new system if you don't like vista 64bit or even dual boot. There is no point in going with vista if you are going to run in 32bit. There would be no point to vista at all if xp 64bit was more well supported.
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