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Supported Hardware for University Owned Equipment
This page contains information related to University owned equipment only.
If you are inquiring about personally owned equipment, please visit our page on privately
owned computers, which includes recommendations on new purchases, minimum connectivity requirements and other relevant information.
Listed below are the current minimum requirements for hardware
supported by ITS. If your University computer does not meet these standards,
please contact the ITS Help Desk to determine if your computer has been inventoried
and should be included in the annual Replacement Project.
Click here for information on supported printers, Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs), smartphones, etc.
If you are planning to purchase a new computer for the University, please review
our University Desktop Computing Standards.
All new computers are purchased through ITS Computer Support. We are happy to
assist you in making your decisions regarding new hardware purchases.
For information on how you can get help from ITS, please visit the main Help
page.
Hardware Standards
| Desktop / Laptop Minimums |
Server Minimums |
PC Desktop Minimum Requirements
- Processor: Pentium 4 2.8GHz
- Windows XP (English only)
- 512MB of RAM
- CDRW/DVD combo drive
Laptop Minimum Requirements
- Processor: Pentium M 1.6GHz
- Windows XP (English only)
- 512MB of RAM
- CDRW/DVD combo drive
Macintosh Desktop Minimum Requirements
- Processor: G4 1GHz
- Mac OS X
- 512MB of RAM
- CDRW/DVD combo drive
Macintosh Laptop Minimum Requirements
- Processor: G4 1GHz
- Mac OS X
- 512MB of RAM
- CDRW/DVD combo drive
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Windows
OS Server Minimum Requirement
Macintosh
Server Minimum Requirements
Before purchasing a server for your department, refer to the University's
Security Policy for details on server management.
NOTE: ITS can assist with initial
setup and configuration of servers, but each server must have an assigned
administrator to oversee day to day functions. ITS cannot provide this
service, due to limited staff. Please contact Micheal Ong at ongm @ usfca.edu
if you have any questions regarding server management issues. |
Peripheral and Printer Standards
Click here for information on supported printers, Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs), smartphones, etc.
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