I know I know it,s "normal"!

I have installed 4GB of RAM but I'm running Windows XP 32-bit SP2

I,ve read somewhere that to be able to upgrade from XP 32-bit to Vista 64-bit, we only needed to make sure that :

1. you need to HAVE a 64 bit processor.
2. the motherboard and bios MUST be 64 bit enabled.
3. the chipset MUST be 64 bit compatible

So I've been using PC Wizard to check my computer's information and here's what I see :

Product :    IEL10
Version :    REFERENCE
Serial Number :    -------------
Support MP :    Yes, 2 CPU(s)
Version MPS :    1.4

SouthBridge :    82801HEM (ICH8M-E) LPC Interface Controller
NorthBridge Information :     
Architecture :    Direct Media Interface (DMI)
Manufacturer :    Intel (Legend Ltd)
Codename :    Crestline
Revision :    C0
Bus Speed :    133 MHz
FSB Frequency :    532.1 MHz (QDR)

Bios information :

Version :    68ET37WW
Date :    06/11/2008  (mm/dd/yyyy)
Address :    0x0 on 1024 KB
DMI Version :    2.4

Frequency :    266 MHz
DRAM/FSB Ratio :    2/1
Supported Channels :    Dual  (128-bit)
Activated Channels :    Dual
ECC Diagnostic :    Non
CAS Latency (tCL) :    4 clocks
RAS to CAS (tRCD) :    4 clocks
RAS Precharge (tRP) :    4 clocks
Cycle Time (tRAS) :    12 clocks
Shared Memory (video) :    Yes

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Internal Specification :    Intel(R) Pentium(R) Dual  CPU  T2370  @ 1.73GHz
Model Number :    T2370
Codename :    Merom
Revision :    M0
Technology :    0.065µ
CPU ID :    6.F.D
CPU IDEx :    6.F.D
Microcode :    MU06FDA3
Mobile :    Yes
Instructions :     
IA-64 Technology :    No
Intel64 (EM64T) :    Yes

Can anyone confirm that I really have ALL IT TAKES to move on to Vista 64-bit? Or anything else I should check before upgrading?

Thanks a lot for your help guys!

Kim