Aug 1 2008, 01:52 PM
QUOTE(defaultname365 @ Aug 1 2008, 01:40 PM)
To run Vista, you will need an 800 Megahertz processor, 512Mb of memory and a VGA adapter.
However, in order to run Vista Premium standard, you will need a 1.5 Gigahertz processor with 1 Gigabyte memory and a 128 Megabytes DirectX 9 graphics adapter.
That said, with 512 Megabytes of memory, you should be able to run Vista Home Basic. I have experimented removing memory and under-clocking my processor just to see how near bare minimum hardware runs Vista.
It DOES run Vista, but I'd recommend running one application at one time or not having any background running third-party applications.
What that said, if you really have doubt about your current rig in supporting Vista, DON'T go for it.However, in order to run Vista Premium standard, you will need a 1.5 Gigahertz processor with 1 Gigabyte memory and a 128 Megabytes DirectX 9 graphics adapter.
That said, with 512 Megabytes of memory, you should be able to run Vista Home Basic. I have experimented removing memory and under-clocking my processor just to see how near bare minimum hardware runs Vista.
It DOES run Vista, but I'd recommend running one application at one time or not having any background running third-party applications.
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