Question about Ideal Computing Power to run NTLite
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Taosd
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any really as long as it isnt an old old system. altho if you have patience even an old old system can run it
it's all down to what do you mean by ballpark range, because that could mean different things to different people.
i don't honestly know if there is a minimum spec to run NTLite
it's all down to what do you mean by ballpark range, because that could mean different things to different people.
i don't honestly know if there is a minimum spec to run NTLite
Any system ready for W10 or 11 will do, most of NTLite's work is disk bound (extracting files, copying, writing to WIM or ISO).
Disk speed (HDD vs SSD) is more important than extra memory, but a faster CPU obviously shortens the wait. NTLite will run inside a small VM, if you don't care about the wait times. Disabling real-time virus protection speeds up NTLite a lot, since the system isn't checking every file.
Disk speed (HDD vs SSD) is more important than extra memory, but a faster CPU obviously shortens the wait. NTLite will run inside a small VM, if you don't care about the wait times. Disabling real-time virus protection speeds up NTLite a lot, since the system isn't checking every file.