Will it work.

[blackbrabus]

just about to get this Laptop from work and was wondering if phoenix would run on it, any ideas people.

Dell Inspiron 1525


Graphics Card: Intel GMA X3100
Storage Capacity: 120 GB
Networking Options: 802.11a/g
Operating System: Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium
Primary Optical Drive: DVD+R DL
Processor Speed: 2 GHz
Screen Size Type: widescreen
Type: General Purpose, Media, Value
Processor Name: Intel Core 2 Duo T7250
RAM: 2 GB
Screen Size: 15.4 inches
Weight: 6 lb

[robgt]

I'm thinking no, but just possibly maybe yes??
Worth installing it to see!

Cheers,
Rob

[Mark_T]

It will be able to run it, but you may not be happy with the performance at the screens native resolution.

The X3100 graphics chipset is the limitation. everything else will be fine.

[blackbrabus]

I currently run it on my Dell xps M2010 and this is my main home computer, but it would be nice to have a play in the office in my down time, so dont mind if I have to have all the setting on low.

I'll give it ago and let you know.

Thanks

[Steve]

From where you live, I'd pop down the M40 to Skyline Models with the computer in hand and ask to try it before you buy it. I did that with my brand new Vaio a while back and it errrrrrrr didn't work, so I didn't buy it.

[robgt]

I'm guessing he already owns Phoenix and just wants to install it on this laptop?
Yes, the graphics chip will be the bottleneck, if there is a problem...
Cheers,
Rob

[Si Goodchild]

My Dell Inspiron 8000 laptop dates back to Summer 01 and runs Phoenix a treat at near-max graphics quality. It only has a 700MHz Pentium III processor 10Gb of storage and 380 Mb of RAM, so I seriously doubt you'll have a problem.

Si