Google Chrome 64-bit Version: Will Be Updated Automatically In 64-bit Windows

Recently, Google has announced the new updated version, Chrome 64-bit along with the stable channel PC Chrome 58 update. To improve the performance, stability, and security, the Chrome 32-bit will be updated automatically to the Chrome 64-bit. But in order to get the latest update, the users should possess the 64-bit Windows and at least 4 GB RAM in their devices.

According to GSM Arena, Google has recently rolled out the Chrome 58 and also is planning to launch the Chrome 59 very soon. The automatic update of Chrome 32-bit to 64-bit is the brilliant feature of the Chrome 58. Reports have also proclaimed that the upcoming Chrome 59 will support the animated PNGs and will show some significant changes like; the user-friendly design of notification area and the automatic arrival of cards in MacOS etc.

In a report, Google has stated that the auto-migration is the part of the stable channel PC update which is emerged basically for Windows, Mac, and Linux. It's assured that Chrome's new rollout version 58.0.3029.96 is a result of the better security fix. The wildly popular search giant Google Chrome is used by over 1 billion users. In a recently published report, Google has announced that Chrome boasted 59 percent share globally.

According to Ghacks, the automatic update from 32-bit to 64-bit Chrome is helpful, but like every penny has two sides; reports stated that there is also a drawback. The latest 64-bit Chrome consumes more memory than the previous version. So if users don't want to get the new update then they should disable the automatic update feature. If it's updated already, users need not get panicked, Google has assured the users that the 32-bit Chrome will still be accessible through download.

It's worth to mention here that for better performance, security, and stability the new Google Chrome 64-bit has become popular already. So, people are eager to experience the automatic update feature, observe the brilliant performance of the Chrome 64-bit and live a little more!