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If I am wrong and your chip does indeed support it, then I would tend to agree with Snakedriver.
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As ts8lemonade said, make sure your chip supports 64 bit. If it does, your choice depends on how you want it.
I'll explain: 32 bit is more ready-to-go (up to date) since there is still some lack of support for 64 bit (propietary drivers and binary program files usually come compiled for 32 bit). If you want to learn and don't mind doing some workaround sometimes, choose 64 bit. I think most of us, 64-bit users should choose 64 bit, to create a bench of users and hope the community and the vendors realize it and give better support.
Cheers.