# Wine, Lutris and Protón prefix folders, and other questions

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Thank you very much friend!

One more doubt. In your guide you say this:

> [@Linux gaming \[Guide\]](https://forum.endeavouros.com/t/linux-gaming-guide/7339/1):
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> ARCH Architecture of **PREFIX** is **win64** or **win32** based on chosen **Engine**  
> ❗ You can use only one **ARCH** for **PREFIX** since it’s created, good thing that in 99% of cases, even if guides write otherwise you should use **win64**!

I want to install a game, for example Dark souls Remastered. Dark Souls may use a x64-bit launcher, or perhaps a x32-bit one

But my EOS is x64 (if I’m not mistaken). So, should I choose a prefix based on the bits of the game, or the operating system?

I’m using Lutris to create the prefix, and I can choose between x32, x64 or Auto (default).

When I used Windows 10, I could play x32 and x64 games, but I guess the Lutris prefix doesn’t work like that, which is why I have that doubt.

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