Three things to consider...

1. Operating System Requirements: To eliminate the guesswork for operating system requirements, baselines have been determined for each of these:
Windows 98: 32-64MB, Windows 2000 Pro: 64-128MB, and Windows XP: 128-256MB (we recommend 512); And Vista 1GB.
Upgrading to this baseline is the best place to start.

2. Hardware: The peripherals attached to your computer can be key indicators of memory demand.
CD-RW drives, scanners, and video cards are often used in conjuction with memory intensive applications.

3. Usage Patterns: Some users demand more functionality out of a program than others. Whether you're using word processing, email, page layout,
Photoshop, or 3D modeling, the memory requirements depend on how many instances of an application are open and how much of the program you utilize. A good rule of thumb is to check the size of the files you use and allow for 3-5 times that size in memory.

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