Thread: 32 vs. 64-bit Calibre
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Old 12-20-2018, 03:28 PM   #13
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Originally Posted by Advice Pro View Post
is 64 bit slower than 32-bit? I only want to use Calibre to organize e-books with tags, so you won't be adding in the plug-ins.
The major difference between a 32bit and 64bit Windows is the amount of memory it can address. Conversions of large and complex books is the major feature of calibre that might require the extra memory available from 64bit.

If your Windows installation supports 64 bit programs there is no reason not to install 64 bit calibre.

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