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System requirements of Vista are known

Posted on Saturday, 20 May 2006 by Anneleen, source: Fragland
Software developer Microsoft has finally announced which PC configuration you'll need to use Windows Vista.


Minimum system requirements :
  • A modern processor (at least 800MHz)
  • 512 MB of system memory.
  • A graphics processor that is DirectX 9 capable.


    • Recommended :
  • 1 GHz 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor.
  • 1 GB of system memory.
  • A graphics processor that runs Windows Aero.
  • 128 MB of graphics memory.
  • 40 GB of hard drive capacity with 15 GB free space.
  • DVD-ROM Drive.
  • Audio output capability.
  • Internet access capability



    • If you're in doubt wether your PC can handle Vista, you can check on this site if your PC is strong enough.
    Microsoft hopes to release Windows Vista early next year. A price hasn't been announced yet.
    In other news:
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    10 Comment(s)

    Anonymous

    Anonymous

    My god a 15 gig installation?!?! Are they crazy???
    My god a 15 gig installation?!?! Are they crazy???
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    Posted on 22:07, May 20th 2006
    Imposter

    Imposter

    Daaa-yaaamm!! *O*
    Daaa-yaaamm!! *O*
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    Posted on 22:12, May 20th 2006
    Anonymous

    Anonymous

    1gb of ram? jesus christ. I mean, I got 2gb of ram, but the OS taking up half of it? wtf?
    1gb of ram? jesus christ. I mean, I got 2gb of ram, but the OS taking up half of it? wtf?
    Quote
    Posted on 22:37, May 20th 2006
    Anonymous

    Anonymous

    Vista will allow 64-bit computing which means a lot more calculations than in 32-bit and those calculations need to be stored in the ram.

    The size of install is just insane...
    Vista will allow 64-bit computing which means a lot more calculations than in 32-bit and those calculations need to be stored in the ram. The size of install is just insane...
    Quote
    Posted on 22:55, May 20th 2006
    Anonymous

    Anonymous

    Actually those calculations are stored in the Register of the CPU.
    Actually those calculations are stored in the Register of the CPU.
    Quote
    Posted on 10:45, May 21st 2006
    TheAgent

    TheAgent

    15 GB installation?! O_o No way...!
    15 GB installation?! O_o No way...!
    Quote
    Posted on 10:48, May 21st 2006
    Anonymous

    Anonymous

    Must be free porn included :P
    Must be free porn included :P
    Quote
    Posted on 13:38, May 21st 2006
    Anonymous

    Anonymous

    If the calculations are stored in the Register of the CPU what are the RAM used for then, huh ?!?

    All calculations made by the processor are stored for later retrival since retrival is faster than re-calculation and all those calculations are stored in the RAM (RAM is just a poor and slow substitude for the CPU's internal cache) - and 64-bit systems make a hell of a lot more calculations than a 32-bit system so they process much more data hence greater RAM requirements.
    If the calculations are stored in the Register of the CPU what are the RAM used for then, huh ?!? All calculations made by the processor are stored for later retrival since retrival is faster than re-calculation and all those calculations are stored in the RAM (RAM is just a poor and slow substitude for the CPU's internal cache) - and 64-bit systems make a hell of a lot more calculations than a 32-bit system so they process much more data hence greater RAM requirements.
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    Posted on 21:45, May 21st 2006
    Anonymous

    Anonymous

    15 gigs... clipart, graphics, commercials... yes, 15 gigs sounds ok to me... NOT!!
    15 gigs... clipart, graphics, commercials... yes, 15 gigs sounds ok to me... NOT!!
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    Posted on 12:12, May 22nd 2006
    Anonymous

    Anonymous

    My god a 15 gig installation?!?! Are they crazy???


    What is 15gig?! If that's the only worry you've got, you can be very happy! The size of the installation shouldn't matter as long as it runs okay and doesn't do any funny business.

    I'm amazed that this 15gig is the only thing you talk about when there are a lot more important things that could be 'wrong' with it.

    W.
    [quote]My god a 15 gig installation?!?! Are they crazy???[/quote] What is 15gig?! If that's the only worry you've got, you can be very happy! The size of the installation shouldn't matter as long as it runs okay and doesn't do any funny business. I'm amazed that this 15gig is the only thing you talk about when there are a lot more important things that could be 'wrong' with it. W.
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