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You have all been wonderfully helpful, thank you.
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You have all been wonderfully helpful, thank you.

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What software are you trying to run? Maybe one of us can help you decide what you need to run it.<br />
Jerry
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What software are you trying to run? Maybe one of us can help you decide what you need to run it.
Jerry

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Maybe you could also get some help from the Programing experts. I know it is harder to know just the right question to ask there though. <br />
Good Luck,<br />
Jerry 
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Maybe you could also get some help from the Programing experts. I know it is harder to know just the right question to ask there though.
Good Luck,
Jerry

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I would have to say 5 years old you are probably looking at<br />
166 MHz - 350 Mhz<br />
32 - 64 MB ram<br />
6 GB Hard drive<br />
Onboard Video and NIC<br />
Windows 95 and Windows NT
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I would have to say 5 years old you are probably looking at
166 MHz - 350 Mhz
32 - 64 MB ram
6 GB Hard drive
Onboard Video and NIC
Windows 95 and Windows NT

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Hi Experts<br />
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Could someone reach back into their memory and give me an idea of the basic spec (CPU speed, memory will do) of a typical business PC bought &nbsp;4 to 5 years ago? I am trying to get a feel for the worst case environment for a piece of software.<br />
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Thanks.<br />

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Hi Experts

Could someone reach back into their memory and give me an idea of the basic spec (CPU speed, memory will do) of a typical business PC bought  4 to 5 years ago? I am trying to get a feel for the worst case environment for a piece of software.

Thanks.


What is the basic spec of a 5 yr old business workstation?

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