I've been running Pico 5.13.7 on this P3 733Mhz PC for a long time and It really doesn't want to run Pico 6 very good at all.
 I have this old Athlon64 3200 that's 2Ghz at home I don't use at all.  Do you think this is fast enough to run latest Pico Software and Still crank up sample rate?

Here are the PC resources we recommend for PicoScope 6:

Windows XP or Vista (32 bit)
GHz range processor
USB 2.0
1 gig of RAM for XP and 2 gigs for Vista

This is for a 3000 series.  If you are using a 212, you don't need nearly this much.

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 OK!  So, I have 2Ghz Athlon64 with 1GB of ram.  Should be fast enough then.
 And Yes, I do have 3000.  It's that 4 channel scope.  I used to use Sun450 before this and I really like Pico a lot.

 Anyway,  Thanks for the reply:)  I'll take my old PC to work and get it running for Pico:)

Sounds good.  Make sure it also has the USB 2.0.  USB 1.1 will fall down in high speed streaming.