How can my CPU be per system without setting?

How do you set up the CPU?

Unless you're going to overclock, if not, you can use it directly.

The number of CPUs has nothing to do with the number of systems installed.

You can install 32-bit or 64-bit.

You have a small memory, just install a 32-bit one.

If you want to add memory, it's enough to add a 2G. It's too big, there's no need, and it's actually nothing if you don't add memory, it's enough anyway.

The processor is 32 64-bit. It's x86-64.

The system is 32-bit. Just use it. Don't change the brand machine.

The CPU is 64-bit.

The system is 32-bit.,If you don't install 64-bit win7,There's no need to add this.。

Of course,Win7's 32-bit is very resource-intensive,After adding, you can only read a G of memory., There are more than 700M wasted for a long time.,You can look at it.。

After adding memory, the increase is about 2%.

There is no need to add memory, and the 64-bit system that can be installed with win7 or win8 is no problem.

Your CPU is i5 second generation support 64 bits, you can install a 64-bit system, 32 can also be installed, 64 is a system that eats more memory, if you install 64-bit in a big event, it is recommended to add a memory is the best, but I personally think that the 64-bit system can not improve much on the system system, now there is less pure 64-bit software, if you use 32-bit software, you can't play the role of 64-bit, and it will consume more system resources. And one of the big advantages of the 64-bit system is that it supports more than 4G memory, and now your computer memory is 2G, adding one becomes 4G, and it doesn't make much sense to use a 64-bit system.

The difference between the 32-bit system and the 64-bit system is only the support for memory, greater than or equal to 4G memory, using win764 bits, if you add memory, you can, I series CPU can be supported at all.

If you want to add memory, you have to install a 64-bit system, so that you can identify it, and the performance will be improved.

You can install a 32-bit system, it is recommended to install 32-bit, if your memory module is larger than 4G, install 64-bit; If it is less than 32 bits, the effect is better! Thank you for adopting. Hee-hee.

Yes, the current CPUs are all 64-bit, 32-bit and 64-bit systems can be installed, and 64-bit systems support large memory. If your memory is 2G, it will be tense to install 64-bit win7 memory, if it is greater than 2G, there will be no problem, and you will change the system for the brand machine yourself. It is recommended to use Wandws PE packing.

Yes, the current CPUs are all 64-bit ......But everyone has a 32-bit system ......What a waste of resources

At present, 64-bit CPUs are integrated with 32-bit instruction sets so they can be installed.

Since your current system is 32-bit, it is certainly not possible to run the 64-bit installer like this.

Install it with nt6, I uploaded the attachment, pay attention to view!

Installation method: Unzip the win8 image file to the root directory of the disk with decompression software, and then put NT6 in the root directory.

Then double-click NT6, select mode 2, and it will prompt reboot after a while, and the installer will automatically run after restarting!

If you use a USB flash drive or a CD-ROM to pack, you can't directly install OK

。。The CPU is also divided into many parts. What books do you read? An operating system is just software, and you can write the kernel yourself. He's not really that amazing.

Why don't you pretend to be 97! It hurts even more!

No, 4 cores are not recognized at all.

It's okay if you don't change it, but you have to drive it up. Otherwise, you don't have either the motherboard or the CPU driver. It would be better to redo the system.

Just reinstall the drivers of the motherboard and other drivers, you don't need to install them.

If you can enter the system after changing, you don't need to reinstall, and if you can't enter the system, you need to reinstall.