What kind of hardware is required on client side with OWB 10gR2?

Hi,
What kind of hardware are you using, on client side, with OWb 10gr2?
Currently I'm using a PC having a Pentium 4 1.7Ghz with 1.5 GB Ram but it's extreamly slow.

Hi
For Windows, ensure that the machine has a minimum of 850 MB disk space, 768 MB available memory, and 1GB of page file size, TMP, or swap space.
For Linux, ensure that the machine has a minimum of 1100 MB disk space, 768 MB available memory, and 1GB of page file size, TMP, or swap space.
Are you running an anti-virus? If so, try stopping it and run OWB. This is due to the anti-virus action and OWB being a java based tool...
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