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Some "legacy" items such as ISA expansion slots and device dependence on MS-DOS are forbidden entirely, while others are merely strongly discouraged. Places a greatly increased emphasis on legacy-reduced and legacy-free systems. First to require IO- APICs to be enabled on all desktop systems.

Comprehensive color-coding scheme for ports and connectors (see below)įinal version.

Fast BIOS power-up (limited RAM test, no floppy test, minimal startup display, etc.).

ACPI 1.0 (including power button behavior).

32 MB RAM (recommended: 64 MB of 66 MHz DRAM).

200 MHz Pentium processor with MMX technology (or equivalent performance).

Introduced color code for PS/2 keyboard (purple) and PS/2 mouse (green) connectorsĪimed at systems to be used with Windows 98 or Windows 2000.

120 MHz Pentium or MIPS R4x00 or Digital Alpha 21064 (EV4) or IBM PowerPC architecture (latter three only under Windows NT).

In PC 2001, the Entertainment PC was dropped. In PC-98, the Mobile PC was added as a category. In PC-97, a distinction was made between the requirements of a Basic PC, a Workstation PC and an Entertainment PC.

2 Color-coding scheme for connectors and portsįour versions of the PC System Design Guide were released.