Can Skype 2.0 run on just 112 MB of RAM?
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yes, it'll run, however it wont run as smoothly as you expect it to with the minimun requirements at least, try turning off other windows and softwares such as antivirus softwares and instant messengers. so try not to multitask while running this software. install it and we'll see how it goes.
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Supports up to 3GB\nhttp://www.msi.com.tw/program/products/mainboard/mbd/pro_mbd_detail.php?UID=356
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Most skype phone is just a USB version of speaker and headphone. The wifi version, sounds like something can work without PC, needs special "license" and special software from skype, which is not standard and may need update constantly. Make such phone cost much more than standard Voip phone (using SIP) and production delay is normal.
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Its 2.0. Download it from here http://www.skype.com/download/skype/windows/
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With WinXP you'd want at least 256MB RAM to run it comfortably for basic tasks.  \n\nAnything less (above the minimum requirements) will barely get you by on a clean system used for basic word processing and spreadsheets.  When you have to install other programs running in the background like AOL, Yahoo Widgets, antivirus, firewall, antispyware, etc. they all incrementally eat away at your free memory.\n\n256MB should give you a noticeable improvement for anything else and it's relatively cheap these days (around $20 or so to upgrade).
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You need Skype version 2.0.0.6\n\nDownload it here:   \n\nhttp://www.skype.com/download/skype/macosx/
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Nope! you can have as many messengers as you want, ofcourse you'll need more system resources like more memory about 512mb, I'd recommend good brand memory sucj Kingston and so a good processor such AMD or Intel. But you can go ahead if you have these requirements! Bye!
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That is well below my advised minimum for RAM which is 384MB but the processor is OK according to me. I advise everyone to have at least a 500MHz processor, 384MB RAM, and 10GB of Hard drive space. \nYou meet two of these and that is good enough to run windows xp without a service pack. You must meet all three before installing SP2, which you need to do if you have data you need protected. No matter what though windows xp is indeed the best choice for you.\nI will show you how I know. Most people say 256 is the minimum for windows xp but I've noticed Windows XP without a service pack uses 64MB RAM leaving128MB free for you. Windows Xp Sp2 starts up using 128MB RAM leaving you with 64 MB. At times only one Internet explorer window can use  34MB of RAM or more, an instant messenger uses 32 MB of RAM. Windows Xp without a sp would be best because it is about the same as windows 2000 but more compatable with software/hardware.
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I am an old lady and have been using skype for over a year, its terrific,I phone family and friends in many countries with no trouble at all.  go on be a devil have a go !\nPEARL
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the more RAM memory the more applications (programs) you can run at the same time without slowing down
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a thousand mega bites or 100,000 kb or £120 in pc world
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I would look for an Intel Core 2 Solo 2.0 GHz, with 512 MB of RAM
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Im assuming you have Windows XP. 256MB of RAM is really the minamum to run XP. IE7 is more memory intensive. Add more memory and defrag your hard drive. That will probably help alot.  512MB would be recomended
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no do you have a 1 gb ram
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Make sure you have enough ram to hold the multitasking you are demanding. Other then that have your registry scanned for conflicts.
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Flash8 has some specifications like 256mb ram,windows xp etc... check wether u have them all.
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Actually, Windows XP with no Service Packs, has a limit of 127GB, or 137 billion bytes (they're the same).  And you only need SP1 for that not to be the case anymore.