32bit to 64bit question.

Hello. This might be obvious or already answered somewhere, but I have not seen where.
I recently got a new laptop and it has Windows 7 64bit on it. When I bout CS5 I was using a 32bit system. I was wondering if I was going to run into any problems having CS5 32bit on a 64bit system. I know that the program won't be able to take advantage of the ram in my system, but will there be any other problems? Is there a way to upgrade to 64bit CS5 for free or cheap?
Thank you.

There's no such thing as a 32 or 64 bit Creative Suite as a whole. Some applications in the
CS are 32bit and some 64 bit ..... and Photoshop comes with 32bit and 64bit versions which both get installed automatically by default (unless you change your installation preferences) if you are installing on a 64-bit machine. You will have to look at the system requirements for CS5 on your DVD box to see which programs are 64-bit and which are not. Are you using Windows or Mac? Which version of Windows or Mac Operating System (Vista, 7, OS X Snow Leopard, OS X Lion, etc)? What are your computer specs (RAM, processor type, Hard disk space)? Which version of CS5 did you get (Web Premium, Design Premium, Master Collection, etc)?

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