Blue Iris OS Options

[spuls]

It currently looks as if the “strict” requirement for TPM 2.0 will be dropped. This would make many older devices an option again. Otherwise, you can book the ESU package for Windows 10 from the Pro version onwards. Then you can at least get security updates for ~$120 per year.

Another option would be virtualization, but then your host should be a bit more powerful.

 

[hapstabu]

It currently looks as if the “strict” requirement for TPM 2.0 will be dropped. This would make many older devices an option again. Otherwise, you can book the ESU package for Windows 10 from the Pro version onwards. Then you can at least get security updates for ~$120 per year.

Another option would be virtualization, but then your host should be a bit more powerful.

I'm glad that Microsoft released the information about dropping the strict requirements a couple of weeks after I bought a newer Intel box to run Blue Iris.
I guess I should have waited. The machine only cost about 200 dollars, though. (Refurbished ninth generation i5 CPU.)
And it's running Blue Iris and Code Project with about 3 to 6 percent CPU, compared to 35 to 40 percent with the old machine, so there's that.

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[Flintstone61]

cpu 9% GPU 3%