I just bought a new MacBook Pro, which was just updated making it seem like the perfect time to buy, plus I got a free iPod nano to sell on ebay. My question is if the MacBook Pros are 64 bit?
I checked all over the internets and all the info I gound says that core 2 duo is a 64 bit processor. But in a conflict of intrests, 64 bit is mentioned no where on apple website in relation to the Macbook pro. Why wouldn't they advertise this feature like they do with the iMacs and Mac Pros?
I'm not really worried if it's only 32 bit, becuase I'm not planning on doing any super intesive computer work in college (i woulda bought a mac pro If i where) but an answer would be great!
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I just bought a new MacBook Pro, which was just updated making it seem like the perfect time to buy, plus I got a free iPod nano to sell on ebay. My question is if the MacBook Pros are 64 bit?
I checked all over the internets and all the info I gound says that core 2 duo is a 64 bit processor. But in a conflict of intrests, 64 bit is mentioned no where on apple website in relation to the Macbook pro. Why wouldn't they advertise this feature like they do with the iMacs and Mac Pros?
I'm not really worried if it's only 32 bit, becuase I'm not planning on doing any super intesive computer work in college (i woulda bought a mac pro If i where) but an answer would be great!
Ogvor,
I can't answer your question but I LOVE your opening sentence!!! LOL
If I recall correctly, all Core 2s are 64-bit.
Core's (Without the 2) are 32-bit though.
You're kidding, right?
You answered your own question.