@silverwizard Nobody "upgraded" to Vista if they could help themselves. It was too graphically bloated even for many new computers, not to mention the old ones.
I don't remember how much RAM my XP-installed PCs had, but I'm going to guess something like 1 GB tops, as half-life 2 had recommendation of ½gb and I don't think I could play it straight from the box.
Ariel Millennium Thornton
in reply to Ariel Millennium Thornton • • •Happy 25th anniversary, Windows XP!
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(Also, happy 25th to this cursed photo)
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in reply to silverwizard • • •Nobody "upgraded" to Vista if they could help themselves. It was too graphically bloated even for many new computers, not to mention the old ones.
silverwizard
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The maximum was 4 GB, right?
I don't remember how much RAM my XP-installed PCs had, but I'm going to guess something like 1 GB tops, as half-life 2 had recommendation of ½gb and I don't think I could play it straight from the box.
silverwizard
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in reply to silverwizard • •@silverwizard @Ariel Millennium Thornton @Juho Mäntysalo For whatever reason, a core memory for me is when we got a 1.7GB HDD and thinking, "wow, I'll never be able to fill this drive!"
Now where did I put my walker?
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