The easiest answer is to check with whoever sold you the system. The
more complicated answer is to check each component in the system for
64-bit compatibility and drivers.
In practice nearly all CPUs sold in the last few years are 64-bit
compatible, so it's usually just a matter of motherboard support, and
peripherals.
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The easiest answer is to check with whoever sold you the system. The
more complicated answer is to check each component in the system for
64-bit compatibility and drivers.
In practice nearly all CPUs sold in the last few years are 64-bit
compatible, so it's usually just a matter of motherboard support, and
peripherals.
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