Establishing what is a suitable minimum component standard can be difficult. The stresses a system undergoes is in direct relationship to several different factors such as output resolution, file stream size, total number of elements being run simultaneously as well as the total number elements contained in a single playlist. This is before we even attempt to run multiple playlist at the same time. Another reason it is difficult to gauge, is simply because there is a considerable amount of differences between manufactures and their chosen architecture. This is painfully true in PC laptops. You could easily have two systems by two different manufactures, where both advertise the exact same internal components, but still have the potential of exhibiting much different performance results. Let’s not also forget the considerable changes that occur when any program is installed and/or even when some Windows subsystem configuration has been altered. These all can have unforeseen consequences down the road as many programs are expecting those subsystems to be set in a certain way. With all that said, we will at least try to give you a foundation to work from, that is based on what you expect to be average usage limits.