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could you tell me what is the best option for Ubuntu to install on AsRock Rack C2750D4I, as they say in the speck 12.04/12.10 x64 Bit, I've already run to the following conclusions:

It must be 64 bit. ( amd64 ) I've got 8 GB of Ram DDR3 1600 It must be a "server" version with open-box as a GUI

The dilemmas:

1.Does the 32 bit software run on 64 bit Ubuntu as compared to Windows?

2.As the speck says 12.04/12.10 (x64) and the Ubuntu site says (14.04.3)
Which 64 bit ( amd64 ) Ubuntu is the best for my machine:

12.04 Network installer:
12.04.5 Ubuntu 12.04.5 Server (64-bit) Via torrent file
12.10 Available only for ARM based processors (mine is not ARM):
14.04.3 Ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS Server (64-bit): Found on the download page:
15.10 Ubuntu Server 15.10: Also on the download page:

Though I will indeed skip the PAE because:
1. My board can run Ubuntu x64
2. It is also quite new
3. PAE will slow it down compared to the native 32 bit OS
4. C2750 is a native 64 bit CPU with PAE supported

Tell me guys what do you think ...

This is not about picking the best light-weight version of Ubuntu, but instead the one with more support !!!

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  • It's not duplicate, Because I am asking a totally different concept. My goal is not minimalist installation. I've got 8 cores x 2.4GHz. I am aiming for system compatibility for the Ubuntu application with my hardware.
    – Деян Добромиров
    Jan 28, 2016 at 13:05
  • Sounds like a fair choice, I will try. As long it supports 32 bit programs. There is a chance, that I will not be able to run my old 32 bit most needed applications like the mount manager for example and [Valve] Steam ( Half-life 2, Garry's mod servers ). The biggest dilemma are the 3-rd party applications, but once I got it set-up I will beck it up it to rid of any unnecessary host downs. So far I think it could work, as I managed to run on it Ubuntu 10.04 ( Desktop )
    – Деян Добромиров
    Jan 28, 2016 at 13:26
  • Neat ! nothing to worry about ;) Have to try this one out Thanks !
    – Деян Добромиров
    Jan 28, 2016 at 14:50

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I've installed Ubuntu 14.04 LTS ( Desktop ).

It turns out that the CPU can handle it with no problems and it runs quite fast even with the GUI enabled via x11vnc on gigabit lan.

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