Acmlm's Board - I2 Archive - Hardware/Software - How Do I find out if I have these Requirements?
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kitty
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If you have to ask, then you don't. Especially the video card. I can almost promise that.  |
HyperLamer
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RAM and CPU: HIt the Windows key and Pause; it'll show under Computer.
Hard drive: Go to My Computer, click the hard drive, look at Free Space.
Video: Click Run in the Start menu, type in dxdiag and hit Enter. In the Display tab, the video card info is listed under Device (amount of VRAM = Approx Total Memory).
Sound I'm not too sure about, but I would think just about any computer that meets those requirements would have 16-bit.
[edit] Damn you and your posting while I'm typing.  |
FreeDOS
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Processor: Look at the BIOS screen during boot time, or open up System Properties (press WIN+Pause).
RAM: Same for processor
Hard Disk space: Open up WinExplorer (press WIN+E) and see the free space count.
Video card: If you don't know, you likely don't met the requirement. Open System Properties, and on the Hardware tab look in Device Manager and see what kind of card you have.
Sound Card: 16-bit sound cards were standard since... 1990 about? If you don't met this requirement, you've probably used a sound card from the 80s or something. |
paradox
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