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Mantorok
What are realistic PC specs for using Visual Studio 2005?
Thanks
Kev
Thanks
Kev
What are realistic PC specs for using Visual Studio 2005?
Thanks
Kev
Well, have you seen the specs given by MS? You'll know what I mean when I
say "realistic" then.....
Kev
Peter Bromberg said:Mantorok,
"Realistic", regardless of what the specs promoted by Microsoft are, is a
subjective issue. You could have a "Realistic" box running Active
Directory,
Sql Server, and Exchange server on it and find that it isn't quite
suitable.
In which case the box wouldn't be realistic
I understand it's subjective, but I've had VS running on a laptop (P4
2.4Ghz, 1Gb ram) and it's running like a pig swimming in treacle,
particularly for ASP.Net development.
You'd think that spec was enough, but it's horrendously slow.
Michael D. Ober said:The single biggest factor is RAM. I'd recommend as much as your system
can
handle - up to 2Gb for 32 bit versions of Windows. The more RAM you have
the better the performance of the VS IDE and debugger.
Adam Clauss said:I agree with this. VS2005 seems to be a huge memory hog - PARTICULARLY
when you have ASP.NET pages open (designer pages). For some reason that
jumps it up rather drasticalyl.
Mantorok said:This is why I asked, ASP.Net dev was real slow, I've now got 1.5Gb at the
moment on a Pentium M 2Ghz processor and it seems to run really well.
I was just interested to see what people are finding acceptable.
Kev
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