I've been thinking about buying the PIONEER DVRA06 Internal DVD Burner but I'm concerned that my computer might not be able to handle it.
I'm using a Packard Bell Computer,Windows XP Professional, Intel Celeron Processor 467mhz with 192 mb of RAM.
I've read that the minimum requirements are:
DVR-A06 drive requirements:
Pentium III 500MHz or faster
Windows 98SE, Windows Me, Windows XP, Windows 2000
128MB RAM or higher (256MB recommended)
Available 5.25" drive bay
IDE controller with available connector
10GB OR MORE free hard drive space
DVD video disc creation requirements:
Intel 800 MHz Pentium III minimum or equivalent (1 GHz or better recommended)
256 MB RAM
video capture capability (1394 interface or analog video capture card)
1024 x 768 or higher video display adapter
Is there any chance that this writer could work on my system?
I hope I've provided enough information, I'd really appreciate any advice
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There is always a chance.
Can you upgrade the processor from what it is now?
If you could put a PIII in there instead of that Celeron, that might do the trick.
Also more RAM wouldn't hurt.
Problem with pre built boxes, you are very limited with upgrading since they want you to just buy a new one.
Next computer, consider building it yourself!
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