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  • Lush
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    • Jan 2001
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    #1

    Most megs of Ram you can put on a dedicated server?

    What is the most megs of Ram you can put on a dedicated server?

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  • Wizzo
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    #2
    It would depend on what kind of server?

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    • Lush
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      • Jan 2001
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      #3
      800 mhz processor, 20 gig drive, NT server, I just need a rough estimate. I'm not much for the hardware knowledge.

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      • X-Web
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        • Mar 2001
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        #4
        ewwww microshit server..

        well im not too sure how much ram.. it depends on the connection too.. how much transfers and stuff..

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        • mr. mpg
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          #5
          That would depend on the motherbord.

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          • Lush
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            • Jan 2001
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            #6
            Well, I will want the most that is humanly possible. So if that meant getting the biggest motherboard then I would do it.

            It is a T1 connection right now. But, I will eventually switch to a T3 when it poses a problem. My site is still fast.

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            • Lush
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              #7
              microshit server, lol. Tell me about it. The only reason I use NT is that's what my affiliate software uses. It's the only software I could find that would count .0005/click.

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              • MrBrian
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                • Mar 2001
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                #8
                i have 2 gigs on my freehost server
                does about 1.5 million hits a day

                i think average is a full gig
                anything less and you are asking for slowness


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                • Lensman
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                  #9
                  Typical motherboard maxes out at 512MB to 1.5GB of Ram. Some boards can do 3-4GB.

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                  • Lush
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                    • Jan 2001
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                    #10
                    Cool, it's good to know that I can put 3 or 4 gigs on one machine. That should handle over a million a day with ease.

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                    • Phil21
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                      • May 2001
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                      #11
                      Depends on the mobo.

                      (assuming Intel here)

                      BX chipset = 1GB
                      GX chipset = 2GB

                      Serverwerks (some) = 4GB

                      if you have quad processor server (xeon), then obviouslly you'll have some more memory capcity there. Don't expect more than 1GB on a run of the mill dedicated server though. 2GB on a decently high-ended dual PIII box.

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                      • TheWatcher
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                        #12
                        mmmm dual P4 and dual amd thunderbirds with 4gb ::drools::

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                        • cyberpunk
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                          #13
                          If you used a sun server you could put way more then 4G on a box. But never build a server with less then 1G of ram to start

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                          • Lush
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                            #14
                            Yeah, my server says I can get a 4 gig board on there if I want. I just went with 2 for now. I'll add on in the future.

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                            • dougeetx
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                              #15
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                              • webair
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                                • Feb 2002
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                                #16
                                sounds like an older board if your running 800 Mhz taking a stab in the dark you can most likely get 1 gig in there, i'd need to see it or get more info to evaluate accurately...do you have the model and brand of the mother board?


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                                • kenny
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                                  #17
                                  This thread is old
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                                  • loverboy
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                                    #18
                                    Originally posted by kenny
                                    This thread is old
                                    indeed. 05-21-2001

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                                    • VirtuMike
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                                      #19
                                      This thread is older than Strom Thurman.
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                                      • webair
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                                        #20
                                        whos bumping up old threads?



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                                        • loverboy
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                                          #21
                                          Originally posted by webair
                                          whos bumping up old threads?

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                                          • jimthefiend
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                                            #22
                                            Originally posted by webair
                                            whos bumping up old threads?


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