60Gb of Memory, 32-bit OS and PAE vs 64-bit OS

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I have 60 Gb of RAM on server. Windows 2008, 32bit with PAE.

One Sql Server 2008 Express Instance can use 1 Gb of RAM. So if I install 60 instances, each can use 1 Gb of RAM, right?

And the second question, what will be if I install 64bit system and use many Express instances?

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