This may not be applicable to your application though. You will gain all the advantages of 64Bit hardware such as the ability to handle larger files, to make use of larger memory / more CPUs etc. With a 64 bit option your database would gain increased performance if you have a high number of concurrent users. Generally though if everything you do can be done comfortably in 1-2gb of ram and you never need more then 64Bit wont really do much for you.
If there is a performance bonus I would say go for it. If you think enough users would make use of the 64Bit version I would do a trial and compare results of the application running 64Bit and 32Bit versions of SQL.
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