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Upgrading Windows will make a difference?

I'm considering upgrading from Windows Vista 32 bit to 7 64 bit, including a complete clean-up. Will I get a better performance, like in gaming? I have an GTX 750 and 4GB of RAM.

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No. If you had any applications with a 64 bit version that could benefit from using more than 4GB RAM, then you will see a benefit and even then you have to have more than 4GB RAM actually in the PC obviously.

 

I'd recommend it if an upgrade to more RAM came with it.

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I'm considering upgrading from Windows Vista 32 bit to 7 64 bit, including a complete clean-up. Will I get a better performance, like in gaming? I have an GTX 750 and 4GB of RAM.

 

Yes, you will if you go to 8 or 8.1 you will se an even better increase in performance.

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Yeah it will be much better. Also consider windows 8.1, its better than 7

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