Thu 18 May 2006
Microsoft today revealed the minimum specifications for Windows Vista, in two tiers: “Vista Capable” and “Premium Ready.” And as usual, the emphasis is on minimum.
I was actually, after all the hype, expecting Vista’s requirements to be higher than what was announced. Most people who bought a somewhat decent PC in the last 2 years should have enough CPU horsepower and RAM for the new OS.
One item which WILL require most people to upgrade though is the video card requirements. I’m ok but that’s because I did spend about $400 last summer on an ATI X800XL 256MB card, but nowadays most budget PCs come with internal graphics which won’t do you any good with Vista if you want to see all the special effects.
What I’m curious about is if they’re going to announce separate specs for laptops/notebooks. Not many notebooks out there with 128MB of video RAM!
May 19th, 2006 at 11:21 am [ Quote ]
The “official†Windows Vista hardware requirements…
Microsoft now published the hardware requirements for Windows Vista. Most of the information is already available for sometime. As usual, it is advisable to just double the "official requirements".
The other question is whether such sp…
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