Really? This is a conversation in 2013?
Just kidding. I know some people never want to let their old 32 bit OS computer go since it works fine, or just can’t live without their 32 bit VST’s and haven’t updated to 64 bit VST anything. To each his own and I really don’t mean to knock, or mock those people. But if they have the money to upgrade, they won’t regret it. I don’t even consider purchasing anything that’s 32 bit anymore and most things are 64 as of quite some time now. At the moment, the only things 32 bit I have left are Sony Sound Forge and CD Architect, which may eventually be replaced by Wavelab 8 bit 64 as soon as I decide it’s worth spending the money. I’m testing the demo version for the full 30 days first. Everything working inside Cubase is 64 bit.