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Originally Posted by 'Ellusionist',index.php?page=Thread&postID=164292# post164292
The "kernel" part uses more memory, but meh, careface really.
What you should look for is that every piece of weird hardware - if any - has a 64bit driver for it. You can -not- use 32bit drivers on a 64bit operating system. Nearly all of todays motherboards, chipsets and sound and whatnot comes with 64bit drivers. I do have an M-Audio soundcard that a few months ago did not have proper 64bit drivers.
