Minimum RAM to run Encore Software
Minimum RAM to run Encore Software
Anyone know what the minimum RAM would be. How much do those of you have that are running 1.8i? I have 480mg with a Sempron processor 3200 and having problems.
I have no idea what your running, but I swallow pills as bigger than your ram. I've never seen ram sold by weight. Win XP, needs 512 MB, qand wants all that it can find. It's the operating system that wants memory, if the hardware can't handle the OS, It ain't going to fly. I don't know how far down the Windows Food Chain, Encore Pro 1.8i will go, I'm GUESSING Win 98SE, any older than that and it not a computer. Jim
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Re: Minimum RAM to run Encore Software
480mg! now thats funnyibthebest wrote:Anyone know what the minimum RAM would be. How much do those of you have that are running 1.8i? I have 480mg with a Sempron processor 3200 and having problems.
• Internet Explorer 4.01 SP2 or greater
• 64 MB system memory
• 50 MB free hard disk space for Encore Pro Application
• 140 MB free hard disk space for database server
• Color monitor with 16 bit color, 800 x 600 resolution (minimum, but not limited to)
• Windows-compatible pointing device (mouse)
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* Current Version: 1.8i (Compatible with Windows® Vista™)
* Windows-compatible computer running Windows Vista, Windows 98, NT 4.0, ME, or XP Professional with a CD-ROM drive
* Internet Explorer 4.01 SP2 or greater
* 64 MB system memory
* 50 MB free hard disk space
* 140 MB free hard disk space for database server
* Color monitor with 16 bit color, 800 x 600 minimum resolution
* Windows-compatible pointing device (mouse)
* Windows-supported serial port (COM1-COM4)
* UL 1950. IEC 60950, or EN60950 approved computer
* Current Version: 1.8i (Compatible with Windows® Vista™)
* Windows-compatible computer running Windows Vista, Windows 98, NT 4.0, ME, or XP Professional with a CD-ROM drive
* Internet Explorer 4.01 SP2 or greater
* 64 MB system memory
* 50 MB free hard disk space
* 140 MB free hard disk space for database server
* Color monitor with 16 bit color, 800 x 600 minimum resolution
* Windows-compatible pointing device (mouse)
* Windows-supported serial port (COM1-COM4)
* UL 1950. IEC 60950, or EN60950 approved computer
480 MG or MB, isn't a valid ram size, Ram Comes in 4,16,32,64,128,512 MB flavors, and of course the good stuff in GB. Your number doesnt fit any known configeration. Jim
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Is that too much?......or not enough.....Bearded_One wrote:480 MB + 32 MB shared for the on board graphics = 512.
Please tell me that you aren't running XP with that amount of RAM.
I don't have any machines (either at home or at work) with more than 512 and they do just fine. (a number of them with only 256 mb of RAM)
It all depends on how much "junk" a person has running in the background, how often they clean out their Temporary Internet Files or Defrag their hard drives.
Den
I tried it on my boys "DeLL", then I threw it in the trash and gave him my old MoneyPit III, put 1 GB in it. Now he's got a real computer even is it's still 3 years behind. JimBearded_One wrote:480 MB + 32 MB shared for the on board graphics = 512.
Please tell me that you aren't running XP with that amount of RAM.
MoneyPit I & II, are still heating my Cave.
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