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What are the minimum hardware requirements for a Fuze Meeting video conferencing?
Khara M
posted this on May 20, 2011 16:14
| PC | Mac | ||
| Operating System | Windows XP SP3 or higher | Mac OS X Leopard or higher | |
| Processor (CPU) | Intel Core Duo 1.8Ghz OR AMD Athlon 64 X2 4200+ (or faster) | Intel Core Duo 2.66GHz processor (or faster) | -- |
| Memory | 2GB of RAM | 2GB of RAM | -- |
| Graphics | 64MB of graphics memory | 128MB of graphics memory | -- |
| Camera | Any high definition capable camera should work. We have tested and recommended: Logitech C910 | Any high definition capable camera should work. We have tested and recommended: Logitech C910 | - |
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If my attendees are joining the video conference, but not sending their own video signal (i.e. in webinar mode), does this lower the specs requirement?
This does seem to be the case, have been using an old 1.4Ghz single core 1gb ram notebook without too much issue, but just wanted an official answer in case I should expect something to go wrong down the track.
Thanks
Sorry, actually it was only 500mg ram!
Hello Lionel,
You are correct. Our minimum hardware requirements assume that you are using Fuze Meeting's features at full capacity. If you're not using Fuze Meeting in its fullest extent that means you have more bandwidth and can operate with lower specs.
Khara