Best advice, but only IF you are sticking with the C2Duo and Windows 10 for the next 3 years (support ends in 2025): > Max out the RAM at the fastest speed your motherboard supports (fill up all 4 slots or, if your motherboard only has 2, then fill all 2 slots) > Invest in an SSD to serve as Windows' boot drive. You can also install just your most-used apps on there so they also benefit from the speed boost. > Upgrade the HDD to a SATA III, 7200 RPM (speed), and treat yourself to a higher capacity. I suggest partitioning the drive into 2 or 3 partitions. One for apps that you know don't really need the speed (ie. non-games), one for files/downloads, and maybe one dedicated partition to serve as a shared folder for other computers in your network, or if you ever choose to dual-boot with Linux (Ubuntu, Pop OS or Linux Mint). > De-bloat Windows 10. Microsoft has so much unneeded crap that they include on a "clean install" of the OS, it's just absurd. De-bloating will make life easier for the C2Duo, for sure. > Physically clean out the inside of your case to remove dust, and perform cable management (tidy-up the cables with zip-ties or Velcro straps) so the cpu fan and heatsink can BREATHE easier. The C2Duo is a 65 Watt chip, if I remember correctly, but it can still run hot and slow down if it can't breathe. > Consider installing Linux, especially when Windows 10 support ends. I think you'll find that your 10-13 year old PC will likely still have life for another 8-10 years as a 64-bit Linux machine, if you install a light-weight distribution of Linux. > DON'T THROW AWAY YOUR OLD WINDOWS INSTALL MEDIA (ie. a Windows 10 DVD disc or USB flash drive)! If you have older game titles, there's no guarantee that they'll run or even be compatible on newer versions of Windows, let alone newer hardware. For this reason it makes sense to keep your old Windows 10 PC around, to serve as a 'retro' gaming PC.
actually, if you have dual channel (and not quad channel), using just 2 slots is faster than using 4 ...but you also can't have as much ram with just 2 slots
>”Upgrade the HDD to a *SATA III”* nope that’s not how it works, you can’t change the SATA bus on the motherboard to take full advantage of a newer revision. unless of course, you buy a new motherboard which at that point buy a newer computer
With the maturity of SSDs now I wouldn't bother with the HDD on an older Core2 system - since the I/O controllers and interfaces are 15+ years old. Invest in a dedicated NAS and keep the slow reliable stuff in that! As others have mentioned, most 775 boards had SATA2 and so the cheapest SSDs saturate it immediately.
Some of these comments saying upgrade the RAM and the Video card, well by then you might as well just get an upgraded used PC which you can find on ebay starting at $89 on up.
I put a Samsung 850 evo in an old dell optiplex 760 with a core 2 duo 7400 2.8ghz upgraded to 8gb ddr2 800mhz and installed windows 10 pro with all updates as of Nov 2020. It runs great!
@@henshinkate Honestly, at this point, you should be using at minimum, a 2nd gen or higher intel i3/5/7 cpu's. (ie; i5 2400). You can find old cpu's like that for reasonably cheap prices online.
The answer is yes. I have a hp pavilion dv7 laptop with intel core 2 duo p7350 that it clocks at 2 ghz and it's running very well minecraft at lower settings. :)
Just stumbled on this video after we cleared out our oldest remaining office desktops built back in 07/08. We sold them all off with Windows 10 22H2 Pro installs fully working and responsive. Amongst the Core2 we found that the 1066+ FSB systems were more than good enough for a useful system (E6600+ were great). As long as they had 2 GB of at least DDR2-677 they were fine, only bottlenecked by the horrendous SATA2 I/O speed. Add a cheap SSD and casual users wouldn't notice been a modern Celeron laptop and Core2 under light loads. In fact, the Q6600 was absolutely on par with the old Vostros we had with i3-3220s in them (which regularly sell second hand for Windows 10 machines). Down at 800 MHz FSB it became a bit difficult, an E4600 system with 2 GB idled fine, but was quickly overwhelmed with multiple task loads. Looking back, I'd say the minimum spec for Windows 10 is a good dual core 800+ FSB equivalent, with 2 GB and an SSD. But that's not a smooth and nice windows 10! I've still got one here, an E6600 on a DQ45CB board with 8 GB of DDR2-800 and it's only pegged at 100% when the .net Framework runs the optimiser or windows update and the malware services fight for dominance
I use Intel Core 2 Duo E7400, 2gb ram, run smoothly on Windows 10 Pro. Just installation part take longer than usual, I mean a lot longer installation time than on Corey it.
I spent SGD 305 on Intel E8500 because E8400 no stock and have been using it from Feb 2009 until now, it works great and i watching youtube 1080p & play PC games like farcry 1, mafia 1, stronghold crusader, (hitman-bloodmoney & contracts) & surf the website & charging my mobile phone and battery fan using the usb 2. My rig E8500-3.16ghz 1333mhz, DDR 3 (4GB x 2=8gb) Dual channel 1066mhz, use G41 chipset as graphic free of charge from Afox motherboard, 2Tb hard disk, window 7-64bit.
I can confirm that Windows 10 can run, but it's not as snappy and responsive due to the aging hardware. I installed it on my E7300, 4GB DDR2 ram, 120GB HDD, and GT 730. My GPU was carrying the system. It can play 2D indie games and older AAA titles like Skyrim. It would probably be better with 8GB DDR3 and a SATA SSD.
I run windows 10 on my packard bell hera gl laptop, it has a liteonit 256gb ssd, 4gb of ddr2 ram and offcourse a core 2 duo (the T9300), i upgraded this laptop (it came with a lame celeron cpu), normally, the t9300 runs at 2.5ghz, but this laptop, for some reason, overclocks this cpu to 2.7ghz, weird but ok, no heat problems or anything so i won't complain, it runs windows 10 home very well, its snappy, it boots quickly, its responsive, its just ddr2, but it does a good job, it runs everything, not games, i don't game on this laptop, but browsing facebook, watching youtube, editing word documents, watching a dvd, pair my phone over bluetooth. There is still live left in the core 2 duo platform!
@@Abhishek-C92 sorry for noticing your comment late. Thanks! Fortunately I managed to buy a used PC for around 80 dollars in 2020.08 It has an i5-2500. I upgraded the RAM from 4gigs to 8gigs. Happy now. Was a great deal!
I'm using a Korean laptop with Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 2.26 GHz, 3GB RAM PC2 6400 (1GB + 2GB), Nvidia Geforce 9300M GS 256MB, and a Lexar SSD 120GB and it works fine until now. The only problem is I cannot utilize 4GB RAM in Windows 10 64-bit because it keeps bootlooping in Windows logo so I'm stuck at using 3GB RAM.
It's a late comment , but you need to know this if you watch this video because if you install windows 10 on core 2 duo , you will get bad drivers and you will get errors like when trying to play Minecraft (example ) you will get a open gl video card error 😅.
I am using an hp compaq 8000 sff pc with a core 2 duo e8400 and 4gigs of dual channel memory that can be upgraded to 16. I've added a wd green 240gb SSD and windows runs very snappy, even without a discrete GPU, so I'd recommend to upgrade to 8 gigs, 4 is ok, and must add an SSD to make it feel like a new PC
I installed Win10 on a Gigabyte EP41 Board with a E6750. Installation worked fine over usb-stick. But the Problem: after restart Win10 tries to install updates and after some minutes the pc restarts without error. After 10 Loops the pc restarts everytime and i think there is a problem with an update which Win10 tries to install E6750+ Gigabyte EP41 + 8GB Ram
This CPU is too slow, Upgrade your CPU to Core 2 Duo E8400 3.0 GHz, give it to more Ram bro, give it to dedicated gpu for gpu hardware accleration & give it to an SSD.
I restored an old system like this with an SSD you'll have to use Windows 10 1507 build and disable windows updates If you want to use a more recent build you need to get an SSD Also I've debloated the install from useless MS crap
Can i upgrade to win10 with my spec intel core2 duo E4300 1.8GHz 4gb ram? Is that with be smoothly or there become lag when im using the window 10? PLEASE Help Me🙂
on my dell dimension 9200 with a E660 dual core windows 10 is slow and in average not very good the slownes is random for no reason, and the max fsb is to me only 1066 mhz
@Nashath Bro Sorry for the late response but yes, your computer will run Windows 10! I believe it will be fairly smooth, but there will be some lag here and there. It definitely helps that you're running 32 bit edition, though.
Upgrade the ram, add minimal 8gb two 4gb sticks and add gtx 750ti or a gtx 760 Ur pc will be great for entry level gaming and general browsing, utube and movies
@@reibeng.4356 Yes bro, It can run Windows 10 but slow because your ram is low & you have an hdd. Please upgrade your Ram to 8GB & upgrade your HDD to SSD.
core 2 duo uses old cpu artitecture which is not good. even a i3 4 th or 6 th gen still run a game without any graphics card. i know i have core 2 duo. will upgrade to i3 or i5 soon.
I have core 2 duo E7500 @2.93ghz and 8gb ram and nvidia gt710(2gb) can i run windows 10.....because i have pubg,gta 5 ,fortnite,and ashes cricket 19...but ashes cricket 19 is running in a little dark shadow problem...windows 10 is the solution i heard...so any reply pls
Should be fine, but I suggest Linux. I have a core 2 duo P8600 that I'm using right now with 3GB RAM on Bodhi Linux, and it's smooth as butter without a GPU, good with 1080p 60 CZcams, emulating some 16 or 32 bit consoles, and some simpler games. I'd suggest getting a GPU for any newer game though...the most this thing will run is Cuphead, Half Life 2, Portal, or Minecraft.
Hello bro, my desktop specifications...core 2 due 1.8 ghz 3 gb ram ....i want to install win 10...will it run well ?...will i face lag in chrome browser opening tabs... i dont have any graphics card.....i want to play pubg and some games too ....suggest me what i need to buy but with minimum budget
@nitz vision Windows 10 should run decently well on that computer. I don't think you will have much lag on Google Chrome overall. Also, could you tell me what you mean when you say you don't have a graphics card?
cheap build is not suitable for gaming man, if you really want play pubg at low setting, you atleast try get some gtx 750 ti or rx460 ...this is the minimum requirement for gpu and for cpu you need a 4 core i3/ryzen 3 (new one) or i5 2th gen or newer gen... ram 8gb is good enough but more is better... I advise you, dont cheap on your pc, there is no such things of bullet prove gaming pc exist.. especially the potato one
Best advice, but only IF you are sticking with the C2Duo and Windows 10 for the next 3 years (support ends in 2025):
> Max out the RAM at the fastest speed your motherboard supports (fill up all 4 slots or, if your motherboard only has 2, then fill all 2 slots)
> Invest in an SSD to serve as Windows' boot drive. You can also install just your most-used apps on there so they also benefit from the speed boost.
> Upgrade the HDD to a SATA III, 7200 RPM (speed), and treat yourself to a higher capacity. I suggest partitioning the drive into 2 or 3 partitions. One for apps that you know don't really need the speed (ie. non-games), one for files/downloads, and maybe one dedicated partition to serve as a shared folder for other computers in your network, or if you ever choose to dual-boot with Linux (Ubuntu, Pop OS or Linux Mint).
> De-bloat Windows 10. Microsoft has so much unneeded crap that they include on a "clean install" of the OS, it's just absurd. De-bloating will make life easier for the C2Duo, for sure.
> Physically clean out the inside of your case to remove dust, and perform cable management (tidy-up the cables with zip-ties or Velcro straps) so the cpu fan and heatsink can BREATHE easier. The C2Duo is a 65 Watt chip, if I remember correctly, but it can still run hot and slow down if it can't breathe.
> Consider installing Linux, especially when Windows 10 support ends. I think you'll find that your 10-13 year old PC will likely still have life for another 8-10 years as a 64-bit Linux machine, if you install a light-weight distribution of Linux.
> DON'T THROW AWAY YOUR OLD WINDOWS INSTALL MEDIA (ie. a Windows 10 DVD disc or USB flash drive)! If you have older game titles, there's no guarantee that they'll run or even be compatible on newer versions of Windows, let alone newer hardware. For this reason it makes sense to keep your old Windows 10 PC around, to serve as a 'retro' gaming PC.
actually, if you have dual channel (and not quad channel), using just 2 slots is faster than using 4
...but you also can't have as much ram with just 2 slots
>”Upgrade the HDD to a *SATA III”*
nope that’s not how it works, you can’t change the SATA bus on the motherboard to take full advantage of a newer revision. unless of course, you buy a new motherboard which at that point buy a newer computer
With the maturity of SSDs now I wouldn't bother with the HDD on an older Core2 system - since the I/O controllers and interfaces are 15+ years old. Invest in a dedicated NAS and keep the slow reliable stuff in that! As others have mentioned, most 775 boards had SATA2 and so the cheapest SSDs saturate it immediately.
@@UkrainiansWillLose BASED nickname😎
Salute to you kid! Most students now needs to use computers for online school but only have an old computer
Quick answer: yes
Can it run games well?
@@georgiangeileanu9792 yes NES game - N64 will run just fine
@@disketteguy lol:))
Quick answer: NO
@@Osamabeenonline Threw some RAM and SSDs on it, and it's now a good Windows Server Machine
Some of these comments saying upgrade the RAM and the Video card, well by then you might as well just get an upgraded used PC which you can find on ebay starting at $89 on up.
I put a Samsung 850 evo in an old dell optiplex 760 with a core 2 duo 7400 2.8ghz upgraded to 8gb ddr2 800mhz and installed windows 10 pro with all updates as of Nov 2020. It runs great!
what VGA do you have? Are you experiencing lag running Windows 10 ??
@@henshinkate GeForce gt 1030. It ran windows fine but gaming was a no go.
@@sly_botts1189 ok thanks
@@henshinkate Honestly, at this point, you should be using at minimum, a 2nd gen or higher intel i3/5/7 cpu's. (ie; i5 2400). You can find old cpu's like that for reasonably cheap prices online.
@@sly_botts1189 Bro, upgrade your CPU to Core 2 Duo E8400 & upgrade your motherboard to G41 motherboard & give it to more ddr 3 1333MHz Rams.
The answer is yes.
I have a hp pavilion dv7 laptop with intel core 2 duo p7350 that it clocks at 2 ghz and it's running very well minecraft at lower settings. :)
Mine is a hp pavilion dv6 and it has a blank screen lmao
Just stumbled on this video after we cleared out our oldest remaining office desktops built back in 07/08. We sold them all off with Windows 10 22H2 Pro installs fully working and responsive.
Amongst the Core2 we found that the 1066+ FSB systems were more than good enough for a useful system (E6600+ were great). As long as they had 2 GB of at least DDR2-677 they were fine, only bottlenecked by the horrendous SATA2 I/O speed. Add a cheap SSD and casual users wouldn't notice been a modern Celeron laptop and Core2 under light loads. In fact, the Q6600 was absolutely on par with the old Vostros we had with i3-3220s in them (which regularly sell second hand for Windows 10 machines).
Down at 800 MHz FSB it became a bit difficult, an E4600 system with 2 GB idled fine, but was quickly overwhelmed with multiple task loads. Looking back, I'd say the minimum spec for Windows 10 is a good dual core 800+ FSB equivalent, with 2 GB and an SSD. But that's not a smooth and nice windows 10!
I've still got one here, an E6600 on a DQ45CB board with 8 GB of DDR2-800 and it's only pegged at 100% when the .net Framework runs the optimiser or windows update and the malware services fight for dominance
I use Intel Core 2 Duo E7400, 2gb ram, run smoothly on Windows 10 Pro. Just installation part take longer than usual, I mean a lot longer installation time than on Corey it.
Really?If yes , can you tell me the installation time(nearly time will be well too)
@@ESX77 I don't keep the time but I guess at least 1-2 hour.
@Beety -Remix no problem i guess
thank u very much brother
thank you so much
To me it runs actually very well
I spent SGD 305 on Intel E8500 because E8400 no stock and have been using it from Feb 2009 until now, it works great and i watching youtube 1080p & play PC games like farcry 1, mafia 1, stronghold crusader, (hitman-bloodmoney & contracts) & surf the website & charging my mobile phone and battery fan using the usb 2. My rig E8500-3.16ghz 1333mhz, DDR 3 (4GB x 2=8gb) Dual channel 1066mhz, use G41 chipset as graphic free of charge from Afox motherboard, 2Tb hard disk, window 7-64bit.
I can confirm that Windows 10 can run, but it's not as snappy and responsive due to the aging hardware.
I installed it on my E7300, 4GB DDR2 ram, 120GB HDD, and GT 730. My GPU was carrying the system. It can play 2D indie games and older AAA titles like Skyrim.
It would probably be better with 8GB DDR3 and a SATA SSD.
I run windows 10 on my packard bell hera gl laptop, it has a liteonit 256gb ssd, 4gb of ddr2 ram and offcourse a core 2 duo (the T9300), i upgraded this laptop (it came with a lame celeron cpu), normally, the t9300 runs at 2.5ghz, but this laptop, for some reason, overclocks this cpu to 2.7ghz, weird but ok, no heat problems or anything so i won't complain, it runs windows 10 home very well, its snappy, it boots quickly, its responsive, its just ddr2, but it does a good job, it runs everything, not games, i don't game on this laptop, but browsing facebook, watching youtube, editing word documents, watching a dvd, pair my phone over bluetooth. There is still live left in the core 2 duo platform!
I have the T6500
"For whatever reason, I am having trouble using any screen recorder." Its probably using all of its cpu just to run a tab of chrome and windows 10...
I can run core 2 duo e6600 on windows 10. It still is pretty fast to this day.
Please brother tell me which version of window 10 can you installed
@@Raja-x-k I've just cleared our old office PCs, which were a mix of LGA775 and others. We put 22H2 on everything, including a few E6600s!
Even celeron processors can handle win 10, but the deal is you will feel significant lag while performing any task. It will affect your productivity.
It's nothing. I run Windows 10 on my Intel Celeron D 336 (Single Core, 2,8Ghz). It's not smooth, but not bad.
i will donate you my dual core for free.
@@Abhishek-C92 sorry for noticing your comment late. Thanks! Fortunately I managed to buy a used PC for around 80 dollars in 2020.08 It has an i5-2500. I upgraded the RAM from 4gigs to 8gigs. Happy now. Was a great deal!
@@VDani16 yeah no worries mate. i also bought a 2n d gen i3 with original intel board at 1200 INR. Installed 8 gb ram .4+4. now smooth as ever.
@@Abhishek-C92 so you are using that atm? Great! I like 2nd and 3rd gen Intels because they are very cheap and still have good performance.
@@VDani16 yup i am not a gamer, i3 second gen is more then enough for my daily tasks and my GTA SA.
My ThinkPad R400 has an core 2 duo and works well with windows 10
I'm using a Korean laptop with Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 2.26 GHz, 3GB RAM PC2 6400 (1GB + 2GB), Nvidia Geforce 9300M GS 256MB, and a Lexar SSD 120GB and it works fine until now. The only problem is I cannot utilize 4GB RAM in Windows 10 64-bit because it keeps bootlooping in Windows logo so I'm stuck at using 3GB RAM.
E8400 is a desktop processor & its clock @ 3 GHz.
Try reinstall Windows.
Thanks bro.
super helpful
It's a late comment , but you need to know this if you watch this video because if you install windows 10 on core 2 duo , you will get bad drivers and you will get errors like when trying to play Minecraft (example ) you will get a open gl video card error 😅.
I have one of these bad boys I will be tinkering with
Mine is Intel Core 2 Duo.
I am using an hp compaq 8000 sff pc with a core 2 duo e8400 and 4gigs of dual channel memory that can be upgraded to 16. I've added a wd green 240gb SSD and windows runs very snappy, even without a discrete GPU, so I'd recommend to upgrade to 8 gigs, 4 is ok, and must add an SSD to make it feel like a new PC
I installed Win10 on a Gigabyte EP41 Board with a E6750.
Installation worked fine over usb-stick.
But the Problem: after restart Win10 tries to install updates and after some minutes the pc restarts without error.
After 10 Loops the pc restarts everytime and i think there is a problem with an update which Win10 tries to install
E6750+ Gigabyte EP41 + 8GB Ram
Which Processor and how much ram did u set this up with.
I have core2duo E7400 ( wolfdale) on an Asus G41 motherboard
This CPU is too slow, Upgrade your CPU to Core 2 Duo E8400 3.0 GHz, give it to more Ram bro, give it to dedicated gpu for gpu hardware accleration & give it to an SSD.
I have a core 2 dou pc
E8500 3.16ghz
Ram 3gb
Vga onboard
Can I run Windows 10 my pc
Plz reply
I've been getting crashes, it's very unstable on 2 cores and 4gb of RAM.
You should use at least 8GB Ram
Why not use win7 instead
I restored an old system like this with an SSD you'll have to use Windows 10 1507 build and disable windows updates
If you want to use a more recent build you need to get an SSD
Also I've debloated the install from useless MS crap
i run windows 10 on my intel p4 single core . it's not bad
A pentium 4, are you serious?
@@danatmonst3594 yap
@@djameltb009 Interesting. But 32bit, right? Last time I used my P4 I was using winxp. Didnt think it'd run win10. I might need to tinker with it.
Can i upgrade to win10 with my spec intel core2 duo E4300 1.8GHz 4gb ram? Is that with be smoothly or there become lag when im using the window 10? PLEASE Help Me🙂
Yup, its completely fine. Of course it would be a bit slow compared to modern pcs, but for basic tasks, its completely serviceable.
which windows software can a intel(r) core(tm)2 duo cpu t6400 can run
I have dell laptop cure2 duo T5800 what i have to do for window 10? Ram 2gb
will my core2duo p8700 2.53ghz
with amd radeon hd4500
and 4gb ram run windows 10?
its nothing , im using my tv remote controller to run my windows 10 and it work like a charm.
lol!
Ram?
on my dell dimension 9200 with a E660 dual core windows 10 is slow and in average not very good the slownes is random for no reason, and the max fsb is to me only 1066 mhz
BRUH,im on my Core 2 Duo 2.94ghz windows 10 4 gb of ram and without a graphics card LOLOL💀☠🤣🤣😂😂
Bro which graphic driver c2d support in win8/10
Did u add any graphics card bro
Bro I have a intel core 2 duo processor 2gb ram 256 mb video card can I run Windows 10 32 bit smoothly. Please bro help me 😭😭😭
Yeah it'll run smoothly
@Nashath Bro Sorry for the late response but yes, your computer will run Windows 10! I believe it will be fairly smooth, but there will be some lag here and there. It definitely helps that you're running 32 bit edition, though.
Upgrade the ram, add minimal 8gb two 4gb sticks and add gtx 750ti or a gtx 760 Ur pc will be great for entry level gaming and general browsing, utube and movies
Can I run windows 10pro on core2duo with 6gb ddr3 1333mhz ram smoothly..????
Yes, if you are using an SSD instead of a mechanical hard drive
can i run windows 10 to my core2 duo T7250?
How to download core 2 duo graphics driver in windows 10
Im planning to install windows 10 in my intel core 2 quad q9505, will it run well?
It will run absolutely fine because it's running tine on core 2 duo E8500 with 8 gb ram and ssd
@@revo9188 but my specs is CORE 2 QUAD, 4GB RAM, GT 430 1GB, 160HDD
@@reibeng.4356 bro how chrome works on your pc
@@reibeng.4356 Yes bro, It can run Windows 10 but slow because your ram is low & you have an hdd. Please upgrade your Ram to 8GB & upgrade your HDD to SSD.
core 2 duo uses old cpu artitecture which is not good. even a i3 4 th or 6 th gen still run a game without any graphics card. i know i have core 2 duo. will upgrade to i3 or i5 soon.
I have core 2 duo E7500 @2.93ghz and 8gb ram and nvidia gt710(2gb) can i run windows 10.....because i have pubg,gta 5 ,fortnite,and ashes cricket 19...but ashes cricket 19 is running in a little dark shadow problem...windows 10 is the solution i heard...so any reply pls
Yes.. I have core 2 duo, 6gb ddr3 ram, and gt 710
Plz Help should I windows 10 pro
No
I was using core2duo on windows 10...
iMac
And i played Minecraft on 30 fps
dont test benchmark on any core 2 duo, dual core and p4.Chances are you will die of boredom and u will grow old .it will finish in like 30 years.
Can Windows 10 run into my specs? Will this be laggy? or it will run good?
Core 2 Duo 3.0 ghz 6mb cache
4Gb RAM
No GPU
Laggy for me
Mine:
C2D 2.4 ghz
3Gb Ram
No GPU
So now i downgraded again my pc to win7 and it run smoothly again
Should be fine, but I suggest Linux. I have a core 2 duo P8600 that I'm using right now with 3GB RAM on Bodhi Linux, and it's smooth as butter without a GPU, good with 1080p 60 CZcams, emulating some 16 or 32 bit consoles, and some simpler games. I'd suggest getting a GPU for any newer game though...the most this thing will run is Cuphead, Half Life 2, Portal, or Minecraft.
LMAOOOO that setup...
is that e8400?
yes
wifi are very slow on my windows 10
Ram kitna ha
This is 69th
I run window10 on core 2 duo and I debloat it
Very fast
With A Decent GPU, Core 2Duo Can Run Windows 10 Much Faster
Can you type like this?
With a decent GPU, core 2 duo can run windows 10 much faster
And not like the comment, it looks wierd
Can i run win10 on e6550 pls answer
Yes but ssd 60 gb will make difference
Ram should be 4gig
Can it run win 11?
goofy ahh monitor
Why do u say it like that 😂
Hello bro, my desktop specifications...core 2 due 1.8 ghz 3 gb ram ....i want to install win 10...will it run well ?...will i face lag in chrome browser opening tabs... i dont have any graphics card.....i want to play pubg and some games too ....suggest me what i need to buy but with minimum budget
@nitz vision Windows 10 should run decently well on that computer. I don't think you will have much lag on Google Chrome overall. Also, could you tell me what you mean when you say you don't have a graphics card?
@@vidtech3256 I mean dedicated external graphic card not inbuilt video memory which is 32mb
LOL, you want to play PUBG with core 2 duo? Seriously??
cheap build is not suitable for gaming man, if you really want play pubg at low setting, you atleast try get some gtx 750 ti or rx460 ...this is the minimum requirement for gpu and for cpu you need a 4 core i3/ryzen 3 (new one) or i5 2th gen or newer gen... ram 8gb is good enough but more is better... I advise you, dont cheap on your pc, there is no such things of bullet prove gaming pc exist.. especially the potato one