Is Wamp for Win7 64bit good quality?

I just finished migration to a new laptop which involved converting from WIN7 32bit to WIN7 64bit. I went to download the 64bit version of Wamp but the user feedback wasn't very flattering. There was only 1 user comment.
Have others used Wamp 64bit and are there any issues I should be aware of?
Thanks
Tom

Hi Nancy. Glad to see your still active and involved in the forums.
My question was very specific to 64 bit WAMP. I've been very happy with my 32 bit WAMP version. What I want to know is whether to use 64 bit on my new WIN 64 bit laptop?
In my original post I acknowleged that there was only one user comment on WAMP 64 and it wasn't very favorable. One comment is questionable.
Does anyone have experience with WAMP 64 who can help determine whether I should upgrade to 64 it or download 32 bit on my new laptop?
Tom

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