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But what about AMD64, ARM64, and ARM? What you need to know AMD64 (also known as x86_64, Intel 64) means 64-bit when installing Windows, macOS, and Linux distributions ARM64 64-bit ARM = Snapdragon-powered mobile CPU etc x86 also known widely as 32-bit is used in older hardware Now Windows 10 is available in all three options
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