My PC is very slow and i'm tryn to fix this.
-AMD A4-5300 3.40 GHz
-RAM 8.00GB
-x64 prozessor
i got an SSD but don't know if this helpful
I think there is still some data missing, but I have no idea where to find it.
Hello all, can y'all tell me ways to improve the performance of my laptop? I mean tweaks, tricks and the like, and any applications or such that can help in performance. Anything at all is appreciated, I just want my laptop to be overall faster, even a slight improvement is appreciated.
Is that MSI afterburner or asus gpu tweak 2 safe and easy to use? I'm new to overclocking etc., so please do guide me. Thanks!
Linux Mint 20.2 "Uma" - Cinnamon BETA (64-bit) (linuxmint.com)
I have recently installed arch, got my system up and running, fully customized development environment and what not. Now I got this executable I wanna run (for some pwn challenge) that has compiled as a 32-bit executable and uses the 32-bit libseccomp.so.2 shared object, which kept telling me that is missing. After a long headache I've found out that I have it on my system but it's not enough because it needs the 32-bit equivalent, and I have the 64-bit so.
My question is, will there be a problem to install both the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of this SO on my machine, or just have the 32-bit on a seperate directory with the executable I want to run?
Can we use 32 bit for hacking? What differences would it make? What about command based and graphical based installs? Do we need graphics based for hacking? Or is it irrelevant.
EDIT: Fixed, thank you everyone! I reinstalled the NVIDIA drivers after adding the i386 architecture, which fixed it and then I could install Steam. :)
Hello, so as the title suggests I am unable to install Steam. Could anyone help?
When I run the command sudo apt-get install steam I get the response:
root@RAINBOW:/home/cooper# sudo apt-get install steam
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have
requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable
distribution that some required packages have not yet been created
or been moved out of Incoming.
The following information may help to resolve the situation:
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
steam:i386 : Depends: libgl1:i386 but it is not going to be installed
E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.
I'm very new to Linux and have only really just properly set up Debian after some major issues with the OS not booting into GNOME, not being able to set the resolution to 1080p, etc. But I have finally fixed those, yet now Steam won't install. I think it's a problem with me not being able to properly access 32-bit software. Can anyone help, please try and be patient with me, I'm very new to this. :)
Has anyone had this problem before? Inxi on linux mint 19.3 32 bit tells me the pc has a 64 bit processor. I have never heard of such a problem. It is a Thinkpad 520 L. Thanks for any jnput.
I have been using someone else's bootloader to pass the psf font from the bootloader to the kernel and to of course boot up the OS but I would love to make a simple bootloader instead of using GNU-EFI. I do not understand the refi library at all and I have tried to understand it, the boot loader I am using is made in C and I do not care if it is BIOS or UEFI just as long they explain UEFI in the guide very well. If you can please send guides or tutorials explaining how it works and how to make one.
I'm probably a bit behind the times, but just realized there's an unofficial 64-bit version of Stardew for Windows. Has anyone tried playing SVE with it? The SMAPI page says to check individual mod pages for info on support, but I don't see anything on SVE or TMXL/PyTK (the two mods I figure most likely to be problematic).
https://stardewvalleywiki.com/Modding:Migrate_to_64-bit_on_Windows
I updated my Pixelbook Go to Version 92.0.4515.36 (Official Build) beta (64-bit) last night. Ever since I've been getting the above error while idle. I've resized the disk twice since adding more space, but the error is still persisting. I ran df -h in the terminal and everything looks ok. I haven't added any files since the update, and I have never received this error before.
Any help would be much appreciated.
UPDATE: u/Ripcord shared shared a link to Crbug report. If you're also impacted by this bug, please go star the issue!
On BS4 the game ran OK, but with frequent hitches and slowdowns. Also tried on LDPlayer and NOX, and BS5 is 100% the best way to play this game at the moment. Just thought I'd let people know - if you download BS5, go into the connections manager and create a new 64 bit instance. Menus don't feel like shit anymore!!
Can anyone imagine what is going on? The laptop shut down automatically all at once, displaying this leyend in the prompt.
This HP laptop I am testing, in the last days I opened a topic, here is the previous link.
https://www.reddit.com/r/freebsd/comments/o863mg/testing_freebsd_on_hp_laptop/
https://preview.redd.it/ay75laqf1u871.jpg?width=800&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8fc2c73232ccc2dfd33293fb419fbbebb377d8f2
I need a 64 bit android for some apps that I need. I don't want to spend an enormous amount on the phone. I bought a Moto G7 Optimo because in the specs I saw it had a 64 bit processor. But the Android 9 on the device is 32 bit so my apps won't install. I'm sending the phone back and want to replace with the Optimo Maxx if possible. It's unfortunate that the OS bit size is not spec'ed in the write-ups that I have seen. If anyone has an Optimo Maxx, could they verify whether the OS is 64 bit or not?
Microsoft recently announced the Windows 11, and it is a 64-Bit only OS although it still maintains compatibility with 32-Bit app.
Surely it is not like MacOs where only 64-Bit apps are supported, but will it push EA to finally update TS3 and allow us to use more than 4GB of ram cause that game will really benefits from the additional memory? What do you guys think
I want to upgrade from 32 bit to 64 bit OS (my cpu supports it) and when I plug the 64 bit USB it doesn't appear but when I plug the 32 bit USB it appears and can boot. What to do to fix that?
Will I experience lag or other issues when playing tf2 on a 64-bit computer?
Just got a DAW that can record at 64bit and I've normally used 32bit. Is there any difference or downside? Is there more latency or anything I should look out for?
