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Intel Core 2 Duo? 4 GB DDR3 RAM?
Cretaceous period intensifies
This is just being poor
That was my home server specs til February. Upgraded to a third gen i5 and 8gb ram
I don't know what you guys are talking about?
I've used an old laptop with Windows 11 (just because I wasn't supposed to) which had Core 2 Duo T7500 (upgraded from T7100), 4GB of DDR2 RAM, GeForce 8600M GT, but with an SSD rather than HDD. Pretty usable with that thing.Unfortunately it broke, but I think it would still be just as good.
Probably the faulty nvidia die substrate issue. I'm amazed it lasted this long, most of those chips died long ago.
Yeah, I've seen such stuff on old forums. Unfortunately, a replacement GPU would cost around €50, and that is just not worth it to try obviously.
The CPU was €1.38 on AliExpress, so that was worth a try, but for the most part it just produced more heatSome different GPU would probably work there, but then again, I don't know if it is a GPU issue. It wouldn't even show any drive activity when attempting to boot.
I had a t61p that suffered from it. Unfortunately I came to the same conclusion that it wasn't worth fixing. It's too bad since that was one of the last really good thinkpads.
oh god what the fuck you ran windows fucking 11 on it??? i have no words
Pretty usable with that thing.
Unfortunately it broke, but I think it would still be just as good.
So pretty usable until windows 11 broke it?
No, the hardware died. Just randomly shut down a few times until it didn't boot nor POST anymore. The most it could do is spin a fan and output 5V to USB.
How is that usable? My work laptop with win11 is at 8-10 GB after boot
Perhaps early Windows 11 was a bit different. Plus I disabled Superfetch and BITS which would otherwise max out CPU, and when still on HDD, that too.
Though I am not entirely sure if I also disabled something else.It could idle at around 5% I believe.
Also, unused RAM is wasted RAM. Just because it's used doesn't mean it's unusably full. Linux too will eat up entire RAM for caching, but it can be freed when needed.
Is it easy to permanently disable Superfetch?
You think thats hot.......I got a Ryzen 3.....
