Windows 7 Troubleshooting Unknown Devices After i7 Hardware Upgrade and Memory Configuration Queries

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Hello
I did a hardware update and started win 7 7048 64bit without a new installation, it seems everything working alright
But i still have some unknown devices called System Interrupt Controler
What should I do?

and something else my system has 3x2 GB 1600 memory, what version is better 32bit or 64bit ?
 
Solution
I would recommend formatting and doing a fresh install.. when making hardware changes like that, a new install is always the best choice.. You'll get the best results that way. And as ickymay said, 64 bit is designed to utilize all 6GB's of RAM.. Enjoy! The core i7's kick some serious a$$ when paired up with the right hardware!..
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look up the drivers on your motherboard makers website , install vista if that's all available

and 64 bit is designed to utilize your 6gb of memory better
 
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I would recommend formatting and doing a fresh install.. when making hardware changes like that, a new install is always the best choice.. You'll get the best results that way. And as ickymay said, 64 bit is designed to utilize all 6GB's of RAM.. Enjoy! The core i7's kick some serious a$$ when paired up with the right hardware!..
 
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Solution
The unknown interrupt are solved with update driver and locate the driver from manufacture (ASUS)
About i7, I left AMD 4600 X2 for i7, P6T and 3x2 GB 1600 Mhz and ATI 4870 (AMD ) and is seems perfect system combined with Windows 7 64bit. I hope the final release will improve more my system
 
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That sounds like quite the setup.. I'm sure the final version will in fact increase your system's performance even more.. For that matter, the RC will most likely make a big difference too.. (in a good way of course.. )
 
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