Advice Request Does Chrome 64-bit provide better security than Chrome 32-bit?

[shmu26]

Is chrome 64 bit a lot more secure than chrome 32 bit?
It does seem to use a lot more RAM, just wondering whether it is worth it or not

 

[Ink]

You can read this, there are no real disadvantages to using Chrome 64-bit: You Should Upgrade to 64-bit Chrome. It’s More Secure, Stable, and Speedy

Posted January 2016, here are some benchmarking statistics: 32-bit vs 64-bit browsers: which version has the edge? - gHacks Tech News

Mod Edit Notes: Moved post to new thread.

 

[AlphaBeta]

I think it does provide better security. Google says so themselves,
Chromium Blog: Try out the new 64-bit Windows Canary and Dev channels

 

[jamescv7]

Well yes, in the sense where x64 bit architecture OS contains crucial security components that can use as reference to improve any 3rd party programs.

So Chrome x64 mainly focus on security part, meanwhile the speed takes very minimal improvements.

There is a factor of reducing the big vulnerabilities compare to x86 Chrome because of only standard security enhancements.

 

[simbelmayne]

The x64 version is definitely more secure, but other capabilities haven't changed,