What Hardware is needed to run windows 2000?

32-bit, Intel-based microprocessor computer (such as Pentium-compatible 166 MHz or higher) for both Windows NT Workstation and Windows NT Server.
VGA or higher resolution monitor
Keyboard
32 MB of RAM minimum (Windows NT Server: 64 MB of RAM)
Hard disk space with a minimum of 300 MB of free disk space for Windows NT Workstation. (Server: a minimum of 400MB of free disk space on the partition that will contain the Windows NT system files). Several factors affect free disk space required by Windows NT 5.0 Setup, including disk cluster size, amount of RAM in the system, and the file system used (For example, NTFS uses a smaller disk cluster size than FAT file systems) and network compared to local installations (which requires less free space). Setup determines if you have sufficient disk space to successfully complete the installation with the optional components you have selected.
For CD-only installation, a bootable CD-ROM drive (so you can start Setup without using a floppy disk drive)
For floppy disk and CD installation, a high-density 3.5-inch disk drive as drive A and a CD-ROM drive
For network installation, one or more network adapters installed on your computer and access to the network share containing the Setup files.
A mouse or other pointing device