23 Jun
2006
23 Jun
'06
6:06 a.m.
Hi guys. Does SER receive greater benefit from CPU, RAM or harddrive
upgrades? I have SER running on a P4 3GHz with 1GB of RAM and 7200RPM
drives. I've searched through the serusers and serdev mailing lists for
this information, but haven't been able to find a definitive answer.
Cheers,
-- Nick
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23 Jun
23 Jun
10:49 a.m.
It depends on whether you have filled up your memory or not (i.e. number
of locations in memory cache). AFAIK, SER scales ok with multiple
processors, but I guess Andrei is the right person to answer that :-)
Memory is always good, but unless you have filled it, it will make no
difference.
That being said, it is my impression that SER most often will benefit
from an optimization of ser.cfg ... ;-)
g-)
Nick Hoffman wrote:
Hi guys. Does SER receive greater benefit from CPU,
RAM or harddrive
upgrades? I have SER running on a P4 3GHz with 1GB of RAM and 7200RPM
drives. I've searched through the serusers and serdev mailing lists for
this information, but haven't been able to find a definitive answer.
Cheers,
-- Nick
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