G25r8cer Active Member Jun 11, 2008 #21 I have seen Vista run on an Eee pc so I guess its possible but, the likelyhood of finding drivers is slim to nil.
I have seen Vista run on an Eee pc so I guess its possible but, the likelyhood of finding drivers is slim to nil.
Gareth Active Member Jun 11, 2008 #22 Im going to be running Vista on a Pentium III 850MHz - 512MB PC100 RAM - 40GB 4200RPM HDD next week.
GameMaster New Member Jun 11, 2008 #23 Garethman!!` said: Im going to be running Vista on a Pentium III 850MHz - 512MB PC100 RAM - 40GB 4200RPM HDD next week. Click to expand... Lol good luck! I bet you'll get a BSoD in less than 48 hours-what's your prediction guys?
Garethman!!` said: Im going to be running Vista on a Pentium III 850MHz - 512MB PC100 RAM - 40GB 4200RPM HDD next week. Click to expand... Lol good luck! I bet you'll get a BSoD in less than 48 hours-what's your prediction guys?
J Jhow New Member Jun 11, 2008 #25 On that computer why not trying linux. Maybe something like xubuntu. The most you'll get out of it is an internet word processing machine anyway.
On that computer why not trying linux. Maybe something like xubuntu. The most you'll get out of it is an internet word processing machine anyway.
tlarkin VIP Member Jun 11, 2008 #26 diroga said: Could vista be installed on an overclocked i486(~166Mhz) with 256MB EDO SIMM RAM (I think that is the max), 20GB harddrive (could be lager if you had it), CD/DVD-ROM drive? I'm talking about a rocking old system! I know win9x can, what about ME, win2k, XP? Click to expand... Why even bother?
diroga said: Could vista be installed on an overclocked i486(~166Mhz) with 256MB EDO SIMM RAM (I think that is the max), 20GB harddrive (could be lager if you had it), CD/DVD-ROM drive? I'm talking about a rocking old system! I know win9x can, what about ME, win2k, XP? Click to expand... Why even bother?
