Tracy R Reed wrote:
rbw wrote:
So the increase in RAM would be a bigger factor that the increase to
2 virtual CPU's and the lower overhead of XEN?
Definitely. RAM is always the first thing you should look at when a
machine needs to be faster because when a machine gets "bogged down"
you are almost always waiting on the machine to swap.
That's what I was thinking so the notebook models I am looking at are
able to go to 4GB of RAM... I am also going to take a stab at no swap
and see if that can eliminate that whole area of concern. That is also
why I am wondering about the impact of CPU(s) and RAM increases to
overall system performance (I do realize I'm asking for a stab at this
question as opposed to an answer certain so any speculation is welcome).
rbw
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