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To: Breccia who wrote (90477)	8/28/2015 4:51:44 PM
From: Mike McFarland	1 Recommendation of 110652

That's okay, good to know Vista is not eligible. Too bad, the PC actually has a pretty fast cpu w/ passmark score over 3000 so would have been nice to refresh it. Old PCs--I have an older motherboard without uefi, I had thought it would not work, but turns out it is okay for w10. That one is an Asus G41 chipset board w/ an E3400 and W10 runs very nicely (I do have a low end Nvidia graphics card and 4gb of ram on it too however). "Windows 10 will continue to support legacy BIOS. For new devices that are launched a year after the release of Windows 10, they must have UEFI and Secure Boot enabled at the factory" answers.microsoft.com

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