Hi Gözde,

I have never tried analyzing so many samples at once using MZmine. There may be 
a lot of places in MZmine where the code is not optimized for such high-scale 
analysis. 
Also, it depends on the characteristics of your data (high vs low resolution, 
centroided vs continuous spectra etc.).
You may need more RAM than 16GB (there are computers with 1TB of RAM or more). 
You may also split the analysis into separate batches.

Tomas


On Mar 3, 2011, at 11:07 PM, Gözde Gürdeniz wrote:

> We have been processing the UPLC-QTOF samples with MZmine and it has worked 
> pretty until now J
> 
> However now, I have huge number of samples 5000. I tried to increase the RAM 
> that MZmine is using according to capacity of my computer (16 GB RAM that I 
> have). I could manage to process only 1500 samples. I am working on windows 
> and I guess I can increase the amount of virtual memory for the use of MZmine 
> by Linux.
> 
> Do you think I should go for Linux or is there any other way to solve this 
> problem of 5000 samples or it does not seem realistic?
> 
>  
> 
> M. Sc, PhD-student
> Gözde Gürdeniz, 
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