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Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: Brisbane (nth), Australia
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I had XP on a P1 233(mmx) laptop with 144 mb of ram. High uptimes, just used it for monitoring chat and browsing. It was slow to boot but worked fine.
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Location: Adelaide
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Join Date: Jul 2001
Location: Narrabri NSW
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My old Toshiba Portege 3010CT... Now, what was it's specs.... Google tells me it's a 266MHz.
Hmmm, Im sure that's not the lowest I've had XP on. I think I had a 166 at one point running it. I haven't tested this recently (in the past I've done some real time wasting experiments), but Im pretty sure XP (unmodified) will not boot on a 486 or lower. It complains and says it requires a Pentium. And setup will not start with a CPU slower than a certain speed (133 from memory), but you can get arround that with installing on a faster box first
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Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: Griffin , Brisbane
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PII-233mhz thinkpad (laptop)
-96meg ram Still use it nearly every day alongside this machine, as a companion for runing sqawkbox for flightsim, while I run the game on this machine in fullscreen. slowww, but very surprisingly workable. I took it to a lan the other day and forgot it in the back seat. Went flying round a corner at mach 5 and it slammed into the opposite door. I thought it was the end after so many yrs, but nup, she still runs fine!
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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Sydney, NSW
Posts: 207
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Acer 200Mhz 64MB RAM
Worked Great.... shame it only had a 4GB HDD!
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Port Maq
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166mhz with 98 mb ram
lol it ran sooo much better with xp than 2000 i used that lappy alot for typing and shit.. it was quite barable as long as you kept it simple RIP old acer lappy.. leaving you alone in my high school was a mistake..
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Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: Adelaide
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To further what I said recently, I ended up using the old laptop the other day. XP SP2 installed on an old P2/266 laptop with 192mb RAM. Most of the new UI features turned off (cleartype was on), system restore turned off and the Security Centre service disabled. Firewall was still on. 68mb of Memory in use when booted up. Even less if I go and disable other unneeded services. Boots and logs in etc far quicker than 2000 on the same machine - I'd say in at least half the time.
I find the same at work... even on old servers (dual P3/550's etc), 2k3 server is much quicker at almost everything than 2k server. |
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