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## System Requirements
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> These should be treated as a rough guideline. UEFI and 64-bit are the only hard requirements (Apollo won't boot without these), but we recommend at least the following for a good experience:
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> UEFI and x86_64 are the only hard requirements for Apollo to boot, however this is what we recommend for a smooth and enjoyable experience.
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-**UEFI** firmware (any computer from within the last decade should have this)
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-**UEFI** firmware (any computer from at least the last decade, and likely longer, should have this)
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-**SSD** storage with at least 40GB free for Apollo
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- An **x86_64** capable processor with at least 2 cores running at 2GHz or better
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- At least **4GB** of RAM, ideally more, especially for running containerised workloads
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- An **x86_64** capable processor with at least **2 cores** running at **2GHz or better**
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- At least **4GB** of RAM, though we recommend at least **8GB**.
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- Modern AMD/Intel graphics, or for Nvidia anything Turing (GTX/16xx or RTX 20xx) or newer using the `apollo-nvidia` image
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- Older Nvidia GPUs may still work with the regular image (`apollo`), however these only ship the open source nouveau drivers which typically have worse performance compared to the proprietary drivers.
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