I posted this in another thread for Covid but on reflection, I think this may be a better thread for my question.
Anyhow due to Covid I don't know how safe indoor cycling is for exercise so I decided I should get a real road bike for the spring and a smart trainer for the winter.
I have a new Tacx Smart Flow trainer so that I can connect to the training program Zwift.
How I am thinking of doing the set up as per several cycling friends is via my laptop and a HDMI cable to tv.
I have an older computer, a HP Probook 6550b that I use just for web surfing and email etc. I may have to upgrade the RAM to 8GB to run Zwift but I am not sure if the GPU on my computer is good enough for Zwift?
https://support.zwift.com/en_us/supp...wift-H1Cj9QbeB
I've posted the min requirements but I can't get an answer from some people if mine is sufficient. My computer is a Windows 10 with the i5 processor so it's a current midrange set up according to their site.
Anybody have an idea if it's upgradable? Is it worthwhile to spend the money on 4+G of RAM and an upgraded GPU for a 8+ year old machine? It works great other than the battery which is older.
Thanks!