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Hi Guys On Tuesday 08/12/2009 at 2:25 pm, Rob Beard wrote: Richard Brown wrote:A 15000rpm drive would be quicker but MUCH more expensive, and if it's Just to fill you in a bit. We have a Mac Pro running 2 quad core processors with 8gb ram on a gigabit ethernet. All the Mac Pro currently does is to serve Sage Line 50 files. It is fast - very fast but the boss wants to squeeze more speed. e.g. A Sage search can take up to 12 seconds to process! Ok the real problem is that while waiting for that search other folks are getting locked out and Sage is crashing maybe 2/3 times a day. The real answer is to buy the proper tool. I've been trying to get the client to look at mysql and some front end support and build your own - erp, crm tool. We could then switch to a full Linux system. However, in the meantime we have crashes to deal with. So the data: Gets written to a lot Gets read a lot Searches crash the computers Any thoughts on whether speeding up a hard drive would make that much difference please? Thanks Rich |
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