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How do most people determine minimum software requirements for an application they have written? Hard drive requirements are pretty obvious, but how do you determine processor / RAM requirements?
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I would say it all comes down to what you are doing with your program. I did some GDI stuff and on my laptop it worked fine, its a P4 1.8 with 256 ram running XP Pro, but when I used it on another laptop with a P2 233 and 64 ram running XP Pro it was very slow and painful.

 

If your forms have heaps of controls or graphics then a decent computer would be needed.

 

Best way to try it is to be able to run your software on a variety of machines and test it all out

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This is why you should never throw/give away old computers when you upgrade. Keep them around and test your programs on them.
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