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Gerry Viator
Hi all,
I am currently developing on Visual Studio 2003 and I'm getting ready to buy a new machine.
I would be running VS2003,SQL2000, Crystal Reporting,Macromedia products,Office2003, Remote Desktop to
some Servers. Allot of these would be opened at the same time.
My question is should I focus on more Memory or second processor. And would going to
SCSI drive be better. These are scenarios that I was trying to decide from.
I will be running Windows XP Professional
Configuration 1
Duel Intel Xeon Processor, 2.40GHZ, 512K Cache
Memory: 1 GB,DDR266 SDRAM
Hard Drive: 80GB ATA-100 IDE, 7200 rpm
Configuration 2
1 Intel Xeon Processor, 2.40GHZ, 512K Cache
Memory: 2 GB, DDR266
Hard Drive: 80GB ATA-100 IDE, 7200 rpm
Configuration 3
1 Intel Xeon Processor, 2.40GHZ, 512K Cache
Memory: 1 GB,DDR266 SDRAM
Hard Drive: 73GB Ultra 320 SCSI, 1 inch (15,000 rpm)
Thanks
Gerry
I am currently developing on Visual Studio 2003 and I'm getting ready to buy a new machine.
I would be running VS2003,SQL2000, Crystal Reporting,Macromedia products,Office2003, Remote Desktop to
some Servers. Allot of these would be opened at the same time.
My question is should I focus on more Memory or second processor. And would going to
SCSI drive be better. These are scenarios that I was trying to decide from.
I will be running Windows XP Professional
Configuration 1
Duel Intel Xeon Processor, 2.40GHZ, 512K Cache
Memory: 1 GB,DDR266 SDRAM
Hard Drive: 80GB ATA-100 IDE, 7200 rpm
Configuration 2
1 Intel Xeon Processor, 2.40GHZ, 512K Cache
Memory: 2 GB, DDR266
Hard Drive: 80GB ATA-100 IDE, 7200 rpm
Configuration 3
1 Intel Xeon Processor, 2.40GHZ, 512K Cache
Memory: 1 GB,DDR266 SDRAM
Hard Drive: 73GB Ultra 320 SCSI, 1 inch (15,000 rpm)
Thanks
Gerry