10.6 on 32 bit intels?

Can't seem to find it, but any one know if Snow Leopard will install and run ok on 32 bit intel core duo MacBook Pros?

HI,
Check the 4th paragraph here. http://www.apple.com/pr/library/2009/06/08macosx.html
General requirements left side of page here. http://www.apple.com/macosx/specs.html
Carolyn

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I just had a new computer built with Windows 7 64 Bit, Intel Core i7 and an nVidia GT240 Card....I am unable to view my "Libraries" in the Bridge...I only get "no files to view". If nothing else my Documents, Pictures and Music should be showing. I have all patches, updates installed for the computer, Photoshop, and my printer. Also when I click on Print Preview in the printer dialogue box (Epson R2400) I get an error msg stating that the "Display Driver shut down and has restarted successfully" When this occurs, my screen goes blank for a moment then starts up with an all white screen until the print preview finally appears. Any help? On the printer issue, Epson simply says to insure the drivers are up to date, which they all are. I've uninstalled and re installed everything a few times to no avail.

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In a message dated 3/13/2010 4:59:52 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
[email protected] writes:
We are seeing a similar problem on our Win7 / i7 workstations. So far
there hasn't been a cure for it, but I'm convinced the current Nvidia display
drivers are bad.
For instance I also had to turn off the GPU support in Photoshop on Vista
x64 workstations just to see 16 bit color files. Since this is a new
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together. I've started to install other diriver versions in an attempt to
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Lenovo X130e Windows 8.1 64-bit Intel HD graphics drivers

There is only a Windows 7 32-bit graphics drivers on the Lenovo support website. This has forced me to install the generic Intel HD graphics drivers which has an issue with brightness control when I upgraded to Windows 8.1 64-bit. Will Lenovo ever make a Windows 8.1 64 bit Intel HD graphics driver for Lenovo X130e?
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This one says 64bits: Intel HD Graphics Driver
Revision : 01
Software name Intel HD Graphics Driver
Support models ThinkPad Edge E120
ThinkPad Edge E320
ThinkPad L420, L421
ThinkPad L520
ThinkPad X121e, X130e
Operating Systems Microsoft Windows 7 64-bit
Microsoft Windows Vista 64-bit
Refer to marketing materials to find out what computer models
support which Operating Systems.
Versions 8.15.10.2827 (Package)
- 8.15.10.2827 (Graphics Driver)
- 6.14.00.3086 (Display Audio Driver)
Support devices Intel HD Graphics Device
Intel Display Audio
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Need Win-7 (32 bit) Intel HD Graphics driver for HP 14-d008tu Notebook

I have got the driver of Intel HD Graphics for Win-7 (64 bit) and now the HP Support and Drivers!
BUt I need display driver for Win-7 (32 bit).
Please let me know how can I get this driver?
if you need more description, then pleae let me know.
Thanks.
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Hi:
This 32 bit Intel graphics driver should work...
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?DwnldID=23884&lang=eng&ProdId=3719

32-bit Intel Core Duo ok with upcoming 64-bit Leopard?

How well suited is the 32-bit Intel Core Duo in my MacBook Pro to run the future 64-bit Leopard OS? What would be the compromises?
Should I sell my Core Duo now while I can (maybe...) and upgrade to the 64-bit Core2 Duo. Would a 32-bit chip such as the Core Duo struggle to operate efficiently - or at least as fast as it does under 32-bit Tiger - when run within the 64-bit Leopard OS?
Cheers
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You might find this tidibit (from AnandTech) )interesting, Kappy:
"Why a 64-bit mode can actually be slower than a 32-bit counterpart
If all else is equal, a 64-bit MPU will be slower than its 32-bit equivalent. A study conducted by DEC found that, on average, compiling for 64bit programs decreases performance by 5%. This is because 64-bit address pointers occupy more space, resulting in higher data cache miss rates. In fact, 64-bit ISAs still support 64-bit addressing and 32-bit data operands, specifically to keep code size down and the miss rate penalty to a minimum; thus 32-bit integer data is still going to be used when the larger range of 64-bit integers are not needed.
What good is 64-bit computing?
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So it's not clear that going 64-bit, in and of itself, would yield any improvement in performance; it may well be worse in some cases (and your analogy might well be true, depending on the cache algorhythms and efficiency).
Certainly if one processor has a wider memory bus than another, then the first processor should, all else being equal, outperform the second processor. I can't find specs on the memory fetch for the Core Duo and the Core 2 Duo, so I can't say whether or not they differ. The PowerPC G5 processor actually has a 128-bit wide memory fetch (64-bit in and 64-bit out) though it's classified as a "64-bit processor" (based on it's memory address space, I would presume).
So, as you allude, one has to be careful making performance estimates just based on a desciption of a processor being "32 bit" or "64 bit". We'll have to wait to see reasonable benchmarks between the Core Duo and the Core 2 Duo running a 64-bit OS before we'll really know what advantage, if any, there is.
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Windows 7 64 bit intel hd 3000

İs there driver for intel hd 3000 for windows 7 64 bit bootcamp in my mac it seems my graphic card is 256 mb so ı'm only using amd 6490m ı installed bootcamp driver cd but it didn't solve the problem how can ı use intel graphic driver too?

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64-bit or 32-bit Intel?

I am assuming these new Intel machines are still the old 32-bit style. Is this correct? What are we sacrificing for back stepping? I work in a PC environment office with my G5 and it's amazing how much clearer and brigher my monitor (we all have the same one) looks next to the others.

Jim,
As as software engineer who has worked in various application and systems areas and over the era of transition from 16-bit to 32-bit hardware, I can only agree with you that choice of hardware must be dictated by the needs of the use to which it will be put. So clearly for today's desktops (and even more so for laptops), 32-bit hardware is certainly adequate. Whether or not disk speeds are a factor also depends on the application. Obviously, database-intensive applications typically run the mass storage devices ragged. Other applications barely touch the disk once the program and its data are loaded.
Anyway, what I really wanted to point out, though you're probably aware of this already, is that the new iMac (Intel dual-core model) and the MacBook Pro both use faster memory and memory buses than any of their predecessors (with the possible exception of the heavy-duty G4 or G5 desktops--I'm not really familiar with their hardware details).
To give you an idea of a result I found surprising (pleasantly so), a theorem prover I've written in Java (a very CPU- and memory-intensive application) runs much faster (about 50% faster) on the iMac with its dual-core 2 GHz processor(s) than it does on the Linux box with an Intel P4 HyperThreading CPU running at 3 GHz. The reason? The RAM and FSB bus on that Linux box are a lot slower than the ones on the iMac. So even though this application, which currently is principally single-threaded (Java apps can always use a processor core for garbage collection), benefits more from the faster FSB and RAM on the iMac than it is hurt by having a processor running only two thirds the speed of the on in the Linux box.
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Win 7 64-bit, Intel 4600 graphics hangs when running Punch home design software

Punch Home and Landscape Pro V17.7 runs great on T500 Win 7 32-bit... all rendering is quick and accurate. This same design program opens, but hangs immediately when any attempt is made to modify the design.
I have posted to the Punch support site. When I called Tec, he said that my version would run on 32-bit or 64-bit machine.
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RHEL AS release 4 Up 5) 64 Bit Intel Xeon - Weblogic Platform 8.1 SP 6

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Intel X86 64bit Xeon Processors.
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Last edited by Sakurina (2009-07-15 06:28:15)

Hmm, I used to play this same game in wine, and it worked perfectly. (this was a year ago before all the xorg/intel upgrading) I just tried executing th07.exe in wine, and now it no longer works... I tried it in an old wine prefix to a wine version I know used to play it, and it still fails... no idea what the problem is...
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Plugin is not working with Mac 10.6 {64 bit intel machine}

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Be sure to have a backup of your OSX and be sure to read the warning on that page !
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