ARGUS Training on Surface Pro

Just signed up for ARGUS training through my school, wondering if my Surface Pro 7 (what i've been using in bschool) will be able to handle it. Anyone here tried it with a SP or similar device? Or should I borrow/buy a different laptop.

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Based on the most helpful WSO content, the Surface Pro 7 should be capable of running ARGUS software, as it is a powerful device often used in business school settings. However, it's always a good idea to check the specific system requirements for ARGUS Enterprise to ensure compatibility. These requirements typically include a Windows operating system, sufficient RAM, and a processor capable of handling the software. If your Surface Pro 7 meets these requirements, you should be able to use it for your ARGUS training without issues. If you're unsure, you might want to reach out to your school's IT department or the ARGUS support team for confirmation.

Sources: ARGUS - Training, New Analyst Struggling with Argus, Open Source Argus, ARGUS Training DIY, Argus Enterprise Training Material

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