Guest nevawlkalone Posted September 18, 2006 Report Posted September 18, 2006 Righto, i have a fujitsu-siemens celsius. It s a dual core 3.2ghz 2gb ram pc and what i want to know is, at the moment i dont think it will take windows vista but it will take XP64...will it be able to take vista? and if not how can i get it to... WOuld it involve a new processor and would i be able to get hold of one at the same spec and or better!
Guest tonywalk Posted September 19, 2006 Report Posted September 19, 2006 Righto, i have a fujitsu-siemens celsius. It s a dual core 3.2ghz 2gb ram pc and what i want to know is, at the moment i dont think it will take windows vista but it will take XP64...will it be able to take vista? and if not how can i get it to... WOuld it involve a new processor and would i be able to get hold of one at the same spec and or better! That should be enough even for Vista. Could be that Vista will have more overheads so high-def video might stutter slightly - reckoned to be a 3gig processor needed for high-def (roughly). If you have a reasonably powerful seperate graphics card, then even the new Aero pretty display stuff should be ok. What are your actual processor and graphics card? For processor select "System" from "Control Panel" and the processor and the good stuff should be on that first "General" tab. For the graphics card, find the "My Computer icon (you may have it on the desktop or you may have left it on the "Start" menu. Right click on that and select "Manage". Click on "Device Manager" in the left-hand pane of the window that appears and you'll get a list of your devices in the right-hand pane. Double-click on "Display adaptors" and your make and type should be displayed. Regards, Tony.
Guest nevawlkalone Posted September 19, 2006 Report Posted September 19, 2006 The graphics card is a nVidia 7800GT DDR3 without the SLi card (for now) the processor is a Pentium4 3.20ghz (AIPC or something like that) dualprocessor
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