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Windows Vista Hardware Guide:

Processor (CPU).

All Intel or AMD processors above the mid-range can meet the basic needs of Windows Vista, and low-end processors can also run Vista, but they may not be as good as they can be, and they are obviously not competent for high-end games as well as **. Both AMD and Intel have already launched dual-core processors that will be excellent options for Windows Vista. In the high-end 64-bit segment, the current AMD and Intel 64-bit processors are a good choice, and they are both excellent pairs for Windows Vista.

RAM In order to get the most out of Windows Vista's advanced features, you'll need at least 512 MB of RAM, which can support both system and normal software running needs. Since many games are currently using up to 512MB, it is advisable for Windows Vista users to have 1GB or more RAM. If your usual software application is more hardware demanding, it's a good idea to make sure that there is room for more memory space on the new system.

GraphicsWindows Vista has gorgeous graphics, but you can also set it up to be as demanding as Windows XP. If you want to experience all the effects of Windows Vista, you must have a powerful graphics card. First of all, you have to avoid using the current low-end GPU and make sure that your graphics card supports DirectX 9 and has at least 64MB of video memory.

It's best to choose a discrete PCI Express or APG graphics card. If you choose to use a system with an integrated display chip, make sure that the system has a PCI Express AGP slot, which is for easy upgrading.

Storage Hardware The bigger the hard drive, the better, and given that the hard drive is the bottleneck of PC speed today, choosing a high-speed hard drive can achieve a significant performance boost. It is recommended that you consider SATA hard drives, which have at least 8MB of cache and support NCQ technology. It is important to have a *** drive that also has the ability to read and write.

Network Make sure your PC has the latest network compatibility, and for laptops, to support Wi-Fi, you need at least 100MB of broadband for home PCs. For PCs, joining the wireless network function will give you more flexibility and more convenient connection with your laptop.

Take a look at it. It's estimated that 6,500 yuan is about the same!

I'll give you an answer, my configuration is.

CPU: AMD3000+ Sempron.

Memory: 512

Motherboard: Onda: N61 integrated graphics 6150LE

Display: LG's 17-inch night crystal.

It only took 3600 oceans, and I now have a Vista system installed, and when all the effects are turned on, (that is, when Aero is manually turned on), I don't feel that the machine is running very slowly, so I personally think that this configuration can be fully coped with with Vista.