Processor X32 or X64

Dedicated to casual users who aren't necessarily inclined toward computers, Processor X32 or X64 is a simplistic tool that lets you know whether you have a 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor.

It shows some additional PC information, such as the computer and user name, and it gives you the possibility to save all data to file. No configuration settings are available, so you just have to launch the application, view the details and, optionally, save them to file.

The architecture type of your operating system is important because it lets you know what kinds of programs you can install as well as which one of the Windows installation discs where used to install the operating system (when purchasing modern Windows versions, you get two discs for the 32- and 64-bit processors).

For example, if you have 64-bit Windows, then you can run both 32- and 64-bit programs. However, it's not possible to run 64-bit programs on 32-bit Windows.

Processor X32 or X64 doesn't come packed in a setup kit. It actually consists of a single .exe file that can be saved anywhere on the disk and just double-clicked to open the main program window.

This means that you can copy the executable file to a removable storage device and directly run it on any PC to find out its processor's architecture type, as long as you have administrative privileges.

System information is automatically retrieved at startup and displayed in the window, so there's no need to trigger scans. In addition to your processor type, you can find out the computer and user name, along with the operating system's full name and version.

This data can be compiled into an HTML report or TXT document and saved by indicating the output directory and file name.

Processor X32 or X64 offers a simple method for discovering your processor's architecture type. It also displays other PC information and can save it to file.