Windows 8 system requirements will not be higher than Windows 7

If you are planning to buy a computer that can always use Windows 8, then you can now take the shot, Microsoft said today that the demand for Windows 8 system is not higher than Windows 7 Even lower. Tami Reller, corporate vice president of Microsoft's Windows division, revealed that as Microsoft continues to focus its development efforts on efficiency, any machine capable of running Win7 will be able to run Win 8 without stress, while the new system will continue to adapt to the previous Most hardware.

If you have forgotten, here is the system requirements for Windows 7:

1GHz or faster 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor

1GB RAM (32-bit) /2GB RAM (64-bit)

16GB free disk space (32-bit) /20GB (64-bit)

WDDM with DirectX 9 graphics processor (Windows display) Driver Model) 1.0 or higher driver

Microsoft announced earlier this year that Windows 8 will support Intel, AMD and ARM architectures. Earlier this month, the company released its first preview of Windows 8, showing a new UI for touch screens, which is expected to reach RTM in April 2012.