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Sprinter
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I am just a home user, my PC is intended for internet, music, movie, graphic and word processing, so, do i need a dual-core 64bit processor?
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A home user primarily engaged in internet browsing, music, movies, graphics, and word processing does not necessarily need a dual-core 64-bit processor for current tasks. However, considering future needs and potential software advancements, investing in a dual-core 64-bit processor may be advisable to ensure better performance and longevity of the system.
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gnome
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Of course not.
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No you don't.
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Emieno
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You should, for future intentions,Sprinter said:
, who knows what'll come tomorrow ?
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