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# Vehicle Spy Required Hardware PC System Requirements
### **PC System Requirements**
**Minimum Requirements**
* 32-bit or 64-bit Windows (Vista\* / 7 / 8.X\*\* / 10 / 11)
* At least 4 GB system RAM
* Intel or AMD 1.8 Ghz (or better)
* XGA (1366x768) screen resolution or better
* Current neoVI, ValueCAN, or RAD Devices. i.e neoVI vehicle network adapters (FIRE 2, ION, RED2, FIRE3, etc), ValueCAN devices (ValueCAN 4 family), or supported Automotive Ethernet hardware (such as the RAD-Gigastar, RAD-Galaxy, RAD-Mars, etc).
**ICS Recommended**
* Windows 10 64-bit
* 8 GB or more system RAM
* Intel or AMD 2.2 GHz 4 Core or better processor
* 1080p (1920x1080) or higher screen resolution
* neoVI vehicle network adapters (FIRE 2, ION, RED2, FIRE3, etc), ValueCAN devices (ValueCAN 4 family), or supported Automotive Ethernet hardware (such as the RAD-Gigastar, RAD-Galaxy, RAD-Mars, etc).
**Optional PC System Requirement**
* Audio Card
* GPS (Global Positioning System) Unit with NMEA RS232 Interface
* PC Joystick
\* Some Ethernet features are not supported with this version of Windows, but the software is otherwise compatible\
\*\* Windows RT is not supported by Vehicle Spy
**Vehicle Network Interface Hardware**
Vehicle Spy supports a number of hardware interfaces for vehicle networks designed and manufactured by Intrepid Control Systems, Inc. Each has a high level of integration with Vehicle Spy.
| [](https://intrepidcs.com/products/vehicle-network-adapters/neovi-fire-3-canfd-lin-ethernet-vehicle-interface-wireless-datalogger/) | neoVI FIRE 3 Vehicle Interface
Recommended for: CAN/CAN FD, GMLAN, ISO9141, OBD-II, LIN, and J1939
More information here: neoVI FIRE3
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| neoVI FIRE 3 FlexRay Vehicle Interface
Recommended for: CAN/CAN FD, SWCAN, GMLAN, ISO9141, OBD-II, LIN, and J1939
More information here: neoVI FIRE3 FlexRay
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|  | RAD Galaxy Vehicle Interface
Recommended for: CAN/CAN FD, J1850, GMLAN, GM Class 2, ISO9141, Ford SCP, OBD-II, J1587, J1708, LIN, and J1939
More information here: RAD Galaxy
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|  | neoVI RED 2 Vehicle Interface
Recommended for: DW CAN, ISO9141, LIN, and J1939
More information here: neoVI RED
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| [](https://intrepidcs.com/products/vehicle-network-adapters/valuecan-4/) | ValueCAN4 Vehicle Interface
Recommended for: DW CAN, and J1939
More information here: ValueCAN
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| [](https://intrepidcs.com/products/ecu-simulators/neoecu-22-gateways-and-ecu-simulations/) | neoECU22 Vehicle Interface
Recommended for: CAN/CAN FD, GMLAN, ISO9141, OBD-II, LIN, J1939, MOST, Flexray, and more.
More information here: neoECU22
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