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Story: Windows XP: system requirements
Posted by: Anonymous (Wednesday 1 June 2005, 6:22 PM)
It's said that windows xp needs at least 64 MB of RAM, but, if you want it to run stabaly and faster, 128 MB of RAM is the smallest you would need. Your Mgz doesn't really matter unless it's lower then 233, witch yours is fine. Your only problem is, windows xp takes up 1.58 GB of space, so, you won't have a lot of space to play games and stuff.
So, unless you want just a little bit of space, go ahead and run it! Windoes xp only will take about 585 MB of space if you leave out all the special features.
ENJOY!
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Story: Windows XP: system requirements
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can i install windows xp pro on a pentium 266mhz... harjeve -
it should work fine so yes go ahead and do it... mullet man -
Is there a specific error your getting? CRC E... Anonymous
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The ammount of ram you have (64MB) is the smallest... Conman
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It's said that windows xp needs at least 64 MB of... Anonymous -
i concur with jimmy to the upmost degree billy
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I can run XP with as little as 450 mhz (P3) 128mb... Anonymous
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There are two options.
1) Download Service Pa... Gavin Burke
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