Can I install VISTA on my computer?

Memory: To run Vista in easy mode, Microsoft recommends 512 megabytes of RAM, while to run a full-featured Vista, Microsoft may recommend 1GB of RAM. But based on what I've learned about Microsoft's previous hardware configuration recommendations, I strongly recommend that you double down on their recommendations.

Even on a cheap computer, I'll have 1GB of RAM, and if you want to run a full-featured Vista, I'd recommend 2GB of RAM.

Graphics card: Any graphics hardware that supports the so-called SVGA, i.e. a resolution of 800*600, can run Vista in Easy mode. The hardware must also support a Microsoft technology called DirectX 9.

This technology integrates many graphics systems, eliminating the need for separate graphics cards in favor of graphics chips integrated on the motherboard. To run a full-featured Vista, it's best to configure a "discrete" graphics card with at least 128 megabytes of display memory. The graphics card needs to support DirectX 9, as well as Microsoft's "WDDM" and "Pixel Shader 2" software.

If you're getting a little dizzy right now, don't worry. According to Microsoft executives, almost all discrete graphics cards on the market today meet these requirements, as do the latest integrated graphics systems, such as the Intel 945 or faster chipsets.

Processor: According to Microsoft, a processor above 800MHz should be sufficient for running Vista in easy mode. To run a full-featured Vista, the processor needs to be up to 1G.

If you have the means, I'd recommend going a little higher, but you don't need the fastest processor.

Hard drives: There are already a lot of hard drives for Vista, and the ** for high-capacity hard drives is very cheap. To run the Easy Mode Vista, I recommend at least a 60G hard drive, and for running the full-featured version of Vista, I recommend increasing the hard drive capacity to 160G to accommodate a large number of **and**.

No.. Die. Can't bring it up.

Just kidding on the ground floor.

Is it that you didn't see the landlord's configuration clearly??

I can bring up my 1G memory and set the display book.,He can't desktop yet??

But. To put it mildly, if the landlord doesn't have any preference for Vista, don't pretend to Vista.

It's too slow.

Is the landlord showing the host configuration?

With such a high configuration, I also asked if I could install Vista, and the staff with computers for you to have a leisurely meal?

This configuration is a cow, how can you not afford to bring it The first floor is talking nonsense.