Siebel Developer workstation - hardware recommendations

According to the SRSP for Tools client a minimum is a PII 500 or Celeron 800 with 512K. For the mobile client requirements is even less. I have installed Tools and mobile client on a Celeron 3Ghz, 480Mb memory for setting up a Developer.
Often the developer will have the client and tools open... When trying to work on this workstation it is very very slow...
Pls. what would be a "practical" hardware recommendation for a Developer workstation ?
Txs. Antonio

Hi,
Core 2 Duo or i3 with minimum 4GB memory is more than sufficient.
Actually, tools and client consume more RAM compare to processing.
Regards,
Rajesh Kumar

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