What are the minimum PC requirements for PS CS5?

Photoshop CS5 Configuration Requirements:

Intel Pentium 4 or AMD Athlon-64 processor.

Microsoft Windows XP (with Service Pack 3); Windows Vista Home Premium, Business, Ultimate, or Enterprise (with Service Pack 1, Service Pack 2 recommended); or Windows 7

1GB RAM.

1GB of free hard disk space for installation; Additional free space is required during the installation process (cannot be installed on flash-based removable storage devices).

1024 768 screen (1280 800 recommended) with eligible hardware-accelerated OpenGL graphics card, 16-bit color, and 256MB VRAM

Some GPU acceleration features require Shader Model and OpenGL graphics support.

-rom drive.

Multi** features require QuickTime software.

Use your machine to install it and try it out.

I'm recommending computer specs to users.

When I found that,Many friends have misunderstandings about the computer configuration requirements for PS,Most people think that you need a good graphics card to run Photoshop,Including some installation practitioners will also pay attention to the graphics card when recommending computers to PS users,As a result, the computer is still powerless when dealing with large **。 So what are the requirements for PS computers?

1. The quality of performance is more important for Photoshop, but it does not need to be too high-end. The higher the performance of the CPU, the faster Photoshop will process, and the main ones that eat CPU are filters, and the others are not very sensitive. The higher the frequency of the CPU, the better the performance.

2. Memory. It's a lot of memory when running Photoshop software, especially when you're dealing with a large one, and now the computer level, 8GB memory is just the beginning, for general graphic design.

8G memory is sufficient, but to deal with large **, 16G or more memory is necessary.

3. Hard disk. When it comes to Photoshop, the speed of your hard drive can't be ignored. We all know that Photoshop opens **storage** sometimes really painful, mechanical hard drives.

For example, if I open a 13GB **, it takes 10 minutes to use a mechanical hard disk, and if you change an SSD, you can turn it on smoothly in 5 minutes.