Based on preliminary performance info I’ve read, 64-bit will generally perform more slowly than 32-bit. Search the web for info. The main benefit of 64-bit is access to more memory.
My experience for the installations that use 64-bit is that the additional memory was a plus, and the performance difference was meaningless (speed difference wasn’t measured and for the hosted integrations, didn’t matter).
I’m not aware of IS config that can help, but I imagine that something may exist!
In our case, the performace of the hosted integrations do matter a lot and with our load/performance testing we have observed significant improvement in the process performance. The process which usually used to take around 5-6 mins (on 32-bit) now takes just a few secs on 64-bit platform! I guess thats a substantial gain…
I’m wondering why people have a belief that 64-bit performs more slowly than 32-bit…are there any facts attached to this?
The info on the slower performance was from measurements that were posted somewhere. Unfortunately, I do not recall where I saw them. I believe it was a Sun article but don’t hold me to that.