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  1. #1
    narya
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    Server Hardware - Linux or Mac?

    > I'm looking for input on server hardware. My SlimServer is currently
    > running under Windows XP Pro, with about 14,000 songs. It's a
    > P4 1.8 GH, with 512 MB RAM, but I still get drop-outs when I search
    > or do something similarly intensive on the web interface. Slim also
    > uses so much memory on that machine that it's torture to use it for
    > anything else.


    If you're hesitant to spend money on new hardware, just try an upgrade
    to 1 GB of RAM. I'm currently working all day on a similar machine
    (Athlon XP 1800+, 1 GB RAM, Win XP) and Slimserver 5.2.1 with 13.000
    songs is running constantly in the background without serious
    performance issues.

    Only if that doesn't help, look for the extra server/Mac.

    Alexander.

  2. #2
    Jonathan Miller
    Guest

    Server Hardware - Linux or Mac?

    Sounds like a great excuse to buy the G5, I'm liking the look of the
    new iMac...wonder how that would perform as a server....

    On Thu, 2 Sep 2004 08:35:10 +0400, narya <forum (AT) narya (DOT) de> wrote:
    > > I'm looking for input on server hardware. My SlimServer is currently
    > > running under Windows XP Pro, with about 14,000 songs. It's a
    > > P4 1.8 GH, with 512 MB RAM, but I still get drop-outs when I search
    > > or do something similarly intensive on the web interface. Slim also
    > > uses so much memory on that machine that it's torture to use it for
    > > anything else.

    >
    > If you're hesitant to spend money on new hardware, just try an upgrade
    > to 1 GB of RAM. I'm currently working all day on a similar machine
    > (Athlon XP 1800+, 1 GB RAM, Win XP) and Slimserver 5.2.1 with 13.000
    > songs is running constantly in the background without serious
    > performance issues.
    >
    > Only if that doesn't help, look for the extra server/Mac.
    >
    > Alexander.
    >
    >
    >
    >

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