Difference between 32 and 64 bit?

[DefraggedSSD]

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[Oz Gaming]

32 bit can only use 4GB of ram no matter how much is installed in the computer. 64 bit will use all the ram installed. The whole 64 bit system just runs better than 32 bit.

[DefraggedSSD]

Originally posted by Wichmann:

32 bit can only use 4GB of ram no matter how much is installed in the computer. 64 bit will use all the ram installed. The whole 64 bit system just runs better tha 32 bit.

alright

[Patilion]

Originally posted by Wichmann:

32 bit can only use 4GB of ram no matter how much is installed in the computer. 64 bit will use all the ram installed. The whole 64 bit system just runs better than 32 bit.

It dont use all youre ram, i have 16GB but it dont use all of them.
you can add -mm_pool_size 1500 in launch options, to use 8GB of ram. (if you have 8GB)
For me, i see a clear difference with and without that line.

Source: http://lowbudgetgamerpc.blogspot.nl/2015/04/euro-truck-simulator-2-optimization.html

[room217au]

Originally posted by Patilion:

you can add -mm_pool_size 1500 in launch options, to use 8GB of ram. (if you have 8GB)
For me, i see a clear difference with and without that line.

It's your imagination.
That launch option was integrated into the executable long ago. It makes no difference to add it to launch parameters.

Originally posted by Patilion:

Source: http://lowbudgetgamerpc.blogspot.nl/2015/04/euro-truck-simulator-2-optimization.html

The launch parameters advice at the bottom of that webpage, while not being SCS source, is incorrect.