is this right? rx 470 on 32bit

[xirinnn]

I dunno about this but it shows in dxdiag that i'm using 32bit for the display mode?

 

PS - newbie here.

[thekeemo]

The 32-bit is referring to the Color Depth/per pixel of the driver not the panel which is usually 6-8bit and for RGB

[xirinnn]

oh, so that's normal? or could i go with 64-bit?

[thekeemo]

58 minutes ago, xirinnn said:

oh, so that's normal? or could i go with 64-bit?

64bit isnt a thing yet

[Electronics Wizardy]

1 minute ago, xirinnn said:

oh, so that's normal? or could i go with 64-bit?

32 bit refers to the amount of colors on the screen

 

8 bit for r+g+b and a 8 bit alpha.

 

There are 30bit monitors that support much more colors(10 bit for rgb)

 

but inorder to use most apps you need a quadro and a a pro grade moniotr(500+)

[xirinnn]

11 minutes ago, thekeemo said:

64bit isnt a thing yet

oh...

[frunze]

36 minutes ago, xirinnn said:

oh, so that's normal? or could i go with 64-bit?

32-bit color depth display is the current standard on mainstream market.
And, if you think the color bit is the same with x32-x64 like what OS architecture bit, it is incorrect 
Check this wikipedia article to further understand what color depth is, and how the 'bit' affects the quality of the display output https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_depth#Deep_color_.2830.2F36.2F48-bit.29