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geekiegeek

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#9597 29-Sep-2006 11:34

Has anyone tried running Vista on either a ULV (Ultra low voltage) core solo or pentium M chip?

Just wondering how it went as I am looking at getting a Vaio TX which has a ULV 1.2Ghz Core Solo chip in it (says it is vista ready???).

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#47146 29-Sep-2006 12:12

Yep... Toshiba R100.

Get lots of memory. Like at least 1GB.

geekiegeek

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#47148 29-Sep-2006 12:23

Yeah the Vaio TX has 1GB of DDR2 so if you are running ok on an R100 then it should be fine.

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