How do I know if I have a 64-bit laptop?

Question

Gateway Laptop - 7330GZ

Answer 1

You would know, and it isn't.

System Specs
Type of system: Laptops
Bus Architecture: USB/PCMCIA
Native OS: Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition SP2
CPU Type: 3.06GHz Intel Mobile Pentium 4 532
Comments: 533MHz FSB, Intel 852GME Chipset
- Yes, this is a 32 Bit CPU

System Memory
Standard Memory: 512 MB (non-removable)
Maximum Memory: 1.5 GB
Maximum Expansion: 1 socket
Comments: PC2700 DDR SDRAM SODIMMs

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Answer 2

Checking the specs on-line, it looks like a 32bit, but don't be dismayed, its still a very good machine. As for those stating that 64bit processors are not supported by the software giants, its true, though the software is in development and it will improve over the next two years, 32 bit PCs have plenty of life in them yet.

Answer 3

It is a Mobile Intel® Pentium® 4 Processor 532 with HT Technology
(1MB L2 Cache | 3.06GHz | 533MHz FSB)
32-bit

Answer 4

They use the P4-5xx CPU, so I would imagine that its a 64bit CPU, but what would one do with it ? not much, most Vista on market are 32bit, theres not much hardware support for 64bit, not many applications can make use of 64bits, its a hype now, but I think in the next few years, it will become full stream for computing.

Answer 5

Right click on "My Computer" goto properties, if you have vista you should see it right on that screen, if you have XP i think you have to click "system" tab. That should do it for you. my bet is, you have 32bit. but just follow those steps and it should tell you no problem.

Answer 6

Why would it matter if you did?
Why do you want to know?