Hi 
I try to spec, a new Intel Ghost Nuc pc for my Vista setup Is this still the recommend spec.:
Windows :
Windows 10 (Pro recommended) for UD512, M1, S1 & S3.
Windows 10 Pro for I3 & L5.
Windows OS prior to Windows 10 are not supported.
Intel® processor i3 (i5 or better recommended).
4GB of RAM (8GB or higher recommended).
4GB of available hard disk space
and what about graphics card?
Hi @Mikkel.Bedsted ,
Yes those are the specifications.
We don’t usually need to specify a specific graphics card. Modern onboard graphics are good enough, but if you want to add a dedicated graphics card, it won’t harm of course.
The Ghost nuc will surely be a powerhouse of a machine
Intel Nucs are great. I have specified quite a lot of them over the years and I have yet to have an issue with any of them. I even have a couple running our office lighting, power cycled everyday and running all day for years. These are the normal “baby” ones ranging from I3-I7s.
I also have the older “Skull canyon” that I like to bring out now and again. This can run a visualizer reasonably well for tradeshow demos + media server. So I have no doubts that the Ghost Nuc will be awesome.
I am jealous of your new toys 
(I’d also recommend a Samsung EVO SSD - they are excellent too!)
Jack
THanks! The only reason why I would love to go with a Ghost Nuc is because of the option to get more USB ports on the computer, so I don’t need a hub
Let see if the rest of the company can approve a update of the system 
@jack.moorhouse So this one should be powerful enough to run shows with 20+ movinglights and some pixel bars ala the Astera AX1?
@Mikkel.Bedsted I would say that should be fine.
This Nuc’s processor is likely to be more powerful than an L5
@jack.moorhouse Perfect thanks! I see if I can convince the rest of the company that some money should be spent Do you think it is possible to use two screens on that system? (sorry for all the questions, but my knowledge of building a computer is unfortunately quite limited)
No problem !
Yes it will be. They technically support up to 3.
I regularly use 2 with Vista
