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If you've got more than 4GB memory (RAM + VRAM) then you should benefit from running 64bit version...
Steam doesn't properly detect what OS version you have and always launches the 32 bit version. By replacing the Win32 folder content with the Win64 files, it will launch the 64 bit version instead.
Thanks, already did this, forgot about this thread otherwise I would have responded.
Ah the 64bit vs 32bit debate for Thief... tbh? 64bit games only take advantage of more system memory... that's it. Is Theif a demanding enough game like Battlefield to actually see performance increases swapping to 64bit? No... so with that in mind? You can actually LOSE performance going to 64bit due to longer memory bit addresses taking more time to compute... a prime example was Half-Life 2. It had a 64bit version that ran worse than 32bit due purely to longer compute times for the 64bit memory address... in fact? 64bit HL2 was dropped by Valve due to the performance woes.
http://techgage.com/article/half-life_2_64-bit_-_reason_to_get_excited/2/
So yeah... this is why you don't see 64bit in most games, because they don't push the system memory envelope to merrit a potential performance increase with 64bit games.
Interestingly? Valve did make Source Engine 2 and include 64bit support as seen in DOTA 2 Reborn... I haven't tested it much myself nor have I benchmarked it or such and don't remember the system memory usage, so maybe dota2 uses more than 4GB of RAM? I dunno... potentially in 4K I could see that, but I haven't seen anything pointing to it being a major sucess yet.
Sadly? Most users even said the 64bit version of Thief stutters and so it did even for me... so you're better off with the 32bit version in the end. :\
Heh, at least it's not the defunct EA Black Box from Burnaby, BC that made Need For Speed: Undercover! :P
I remember trying out that game and how much of a buggy mess it was... at one point? A tractor with trailer was like a comet falling out of the sky and homed in on my car sending me spinning off to the side of the road... probably the lowest point of the NFS series right there heh.
the only person on earth with 18 gbs of ram...lmao...and 780`s are dino`s at this point in time.
and that was my specs in 2015, and if you took the time to read it was 780ti, not 780's Current specs Titan X (Pascal) x 2, 24 GB ram, happy now?
btw there is no such thing as 18gbs ram. also titan`s are for modeling not gaming...i guess you are one of those great pc builders that dont have a clue...x86 works fine.
I think you need to do some more research, Titan X graphics cards are ideal for gaming, Quadro cards are for modeling.