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2GB is crap. 512 is completely understandable. If my starkingdoms would be up, I'd post the requirements from there that were posted.

Basically recommended I believe was:

512 RAM
3.0 GHz
DX 9.0 video card

I'd suggest having 2GB though, for running a few "high-end" apps and having smooth performance.

Oh, and I just got XP recently (screw you Battlefield 2) and it was hard to go from 2000 to XP.

(Yes I'm in Classic Mode)

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Originally Posted by Lukage

2GB is crap. 512 is completely understandable. If my starkingdoms would be up, I'd post the requirements from there that were posted.

Basically recommended I believe was:

512 RAM
3.0 GHz
DX 9.0 video card

I'd suggest having 2GB though, for running a few "high-end" apps and having smooth performance.

Oh, and I just got XP recently (screw you Battlefield 2) and it was hard to go from 2000 to XP.

(Yes I'm in Classic Mode)

This is what the guy posted:

Aero Glass

Aero Glass is built on the new Desktop Compositing Engine, adding support for 3D graphics, translucency, animation and other visual effects.
Intended for mainstream and high-end graphics cards.
64 MB of graphics memory recommended for 1024x768, 128 MB for 1600x1200+.
At least 32 bits per pixel.
3D hardware acceleration with capabilities equal to DirectX 9.0c.
A memory bandwidth of 2 GB/s, and as much 8 GB/s can be supported.
Capable of drawing ~1.5 M triangles / second, one window being ~150 triangles.
A graphics card that uses AGP 8X or PCI Express x16 bus.
Windows Vista Display Driver Model (WVDDM) Drivers.

It is likely that such a configuration will be an average configuration by Vista's release in 2007. During Vista's early alpha testing stages, the ATI Radeon 9800 Pro and the nVidia GeForce FX 5900 were the only cards compatible with Aero Glass. Since then, support has been extended to most DirectX 9 Graphics cards. At this point, the nVidia FX family and up, and ATI Radeon 9500 and up are supported.

There's nowhere I can't reach.