Because only 64-bit Android emulator can decode games that are coded with only 64-bit architecture like x86-64 and arm64-v8a. 32-bit Android emulator can only run 32-bit games but 64-bit Android emulator supports both 32-bit and 64-bit games. There are 32-bit and 64-bit mobile games.

However, it needs good hardware and apps designed with 64-bit architecture to bring out its advantages. As a result, 64-bit system is more powerful than 32-bit. 64-bits operation system is able to process much more data than the 32-bit one. A bit (short for binary digit) is the smallest unit of data in electronic devices. LDPlayer 3 and LDPlayer 4 you download from the official website are 32-bit Android emulators. You can play 64b-it games and 32-bit games in this version. July 2022 Updated: LDPlayer 9 is released now! Adopted by the Android Pie OS, LDPlayer 9 supports Android 9 games in better performance. Before you proceed to download it, here is some information you need to know about it. Please note that it is a completely new version of LDPlayer, you cannot get it by merely updating your original LDPlayer 3 or LDPlayer 4. You can only download it from the following link: The 64-bit version is running Android Nougat 7.1.2. To better support some specific games which are only offering 64-bit APK files, a 64-bit version of LDPlayer is released now.

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