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With only 2-3 users, you should be fine with 768MB DRAM. Obviously,
more is better, but an AMD 1.8GHz chip (the "2200") will handily
out-run any Pentium-4 of similar clock speed.<br>
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<a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:ssh@tranquility.net">ssh@tranquility.net</a> wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I am going to build a server for two (occasionally three) users from
discarded parts. Given the "hundred meg per client rule", I have two
choices from the junk box.
1. AMD 2200 CPU with 768 meg of ram
2. P4 1.7 ghz CPU with a gig of ram
I'm aware the 2200 isn't really 2,200 mhz, but given the small user
base, is that enough speed difference to forgo the extra ram?
thx
Scott S.
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