If you can afford this then put much, much more memory into the machine than you normally would with a single processor. For normal workstation usage (no monster graphics, database or GIS files) I can't see any improvement for anything above 256 megs of memory. For dual processor machines this value goes to 512 megs. Of course you can run a machine with much less memory. I'm trying to point out that for the maximum amount of performance, memory seems to be one of the keys. On Monday 06 November 2000 08:23 am, you wrote: > > I am very happily running a dual Celeron machine. > > Were can I get info on smp ( basic and otherwise )- how to get the most > out of it ...etc. Not having any problems. Just want a better > understanding of what is going on. > > Thanks > Pat ---------------------------------------- Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"; name="message.footer" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Content-Description: ---------------------------------------- -- Douglas Moreen email [EMAIL PROTECTED] phone 406-375-0566 web http://www.allboot.com mail AllBoot.Com 814 Priscilla Way Hamilton, MT 59840
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