Windows vista hardware requirements

November 29th, 2006

Microsoft’s new operating system and the successor to Windows XP, Windows Vista is being released to bulk buyers soon but it will take until early 07 before it is available for retail consumers. Vista has some steep hardware requirements. Its much touted aero user interface will require a high end graphics card and loads of RAM. For starters you need a 1 Ghz cpu which shouldn’t be a problem for most users. You also need a 1GB of RAM! A whole Gig! I mean talk about being a pig. But the really surprising part is the 15GB hard disk space requirement. How many DVDs does it come on :o ? Of course everybody is complaining now but people will eventually upgrade. We have to there is no other option if you want the latest and greatest software to work with. Windows Vista is certainly a boon to Microsoft’s OEM "partners" ;) .

The most important question though is whether you still have to restart your computer after installing every little thing? Its been 21 years since Windows was first released and you would think that by now MS would have learned to make a stable and reliable OS ;) .

One Response to “Windows vista hardware requirements”

  1. Raza says:

    In response to your ‘restart’ question, No it doesn’t ask to restart every now and then. The other day, I installed IIS 7 and it did not ask for a reboot, just ran immediately after install.

    Posted on 12 Mar 2007 Reply

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