Microsoft's Vista operating system is going to need double the amount of Dram
than previously thought to run at its best, according to Dell.
Speaking at an event in Shanghai's Jiaotong University,
Dell
CEO Kevin Rollins said 2GB of Ram will be needed to get the most out of
Vista.
Microsoft’s own claim is that 1GB should do the job.
Most PCs today ship with less than 1GB of memory, but this is expected to
change as Vista-ready machines start to roll-out. Right now, only a tiny
proportion of PCs ship with 2GB of Ram.
“I think they tell you maybe 1GB of memory is OK. No. Two gigs of memory
would be great,” Rollins said.
Memory manufacturers and PC makers are expecting a windfall in the coming
year as users will be forced to buy more memory if they want to enjoy all the
new features in the Vista OS.
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