A 64-bit OS is capable of running more sophisticated software and is able to access vastly larger amounts of RAM than a 32-bit OS. It can also speed things up by taking advantage of the 64-bit CPU's that are available.

I wasn't aware places are loading 64-bit OS's onto regular systems. Sounds like a good way to burden the tech support department!

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