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Top Forums UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users Opinions on memory increase Post 41013 by Perderabo on Friday 26th of September 2003 04:08:55 PM
Old 09-26-2003
If you're really short on both cpu and memory, you need a new box. If upping the memory is expensive don't that unless you're sure it will help.

It seems unlikely that you really are out of both resources simultaneously, but that it possible. And being out cpu may just indicate a poorly written program.

Before you spend a lot of memory on an upgrade, spend a little on an expert. Your local HP office should be able to provide an on-site expert for maybe $200 per hour. Or there may be other local rent-a-guru outfits. If nothing else, HP can fly one in, but you will pay for travel.

Ask for a 2 hour max appointment and schedule it during your busy period. He or she should have a pretty good idea of the usefullness of more memory at the end of that 2 hours.

Another approach...maybe your salesperson can lend you the memory for a couple of days.
 

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