| Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Database Server |
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| Author | David Johnson |
| Post date | 2005-08-18T13:02:57Z |
On Thu, 2005-08-18 at 14:45 +0200, Louis Werth wrote:
and applications like two CPU's. You may want to check out the AMD
dual-core chips - they're less expensive and can offer more horsepower
than the Intel offerings.
There used to be problems with the 64 bit compile of firebird. I don't
recall the details, so double check back here before moving to a 64 bit
Athlon or Xeon box.
> HiYes ... use the Classic connection model (not superserver).
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> One of my clients wants to upgrade the database Server to a 3.4Ghtz Hyper
> treading CPU. Is this OK for firebird?
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>A single CPU pretends (in hardware) to be two CPU's, an looks to the OS
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> Meaning Hyper treading?
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and applications like two CPU's. You may want to check out the AMD
dual-core chips - they're less expensive and can offer more horsepower
than the Intel offerings.
There used to be problems with the 64 bit compile of firebird. I don't
recall the details, so double check back here before moving to a 64 bit
Athlon or Xeon box.
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> Windows 2003 sever
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> Regards
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> Louis
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