MS touts ‘Vista Capable PCs’
May 20th, 2006
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It’s official: the minimal system requirements for Vista-capable PCs (to enable all the eye-candy and performce) have arrived:
- An 800 Mhz processor,
- 512MB of RAM,
- 20GB Hard Drive with 15GB of free space,
- 128MB Memory on Graphics Card.
I guess it’s quite clear that many will need at least a new graphics card and some additional RAM, because the recommended requirements go as follows:
- 2-2.8 Ghz processor,
- 1GB of RAM,
- 40GB Hard Drive,
- 256MB Memory on Graphics Card.
Maybe it’d be wisest to just get Vista along with a new computer or install it on a PC that’s no older than a year (max!).
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