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On Thu, 2003-06-19 at 20:38, Scott Prive wrote: > > "Balance" for your budget... removing bottlenecks is what you want. I think > you'll get a lot more targeted advice if you state the intended purpose of > your system, and what you are willing to spend. I would like to spend some of my Copious Free Time getting more experience with databases. The computer that I want to upgrade would be used as a database/web/mail server, not as a desktop machine, and not doing anything that's really CPU-intensive. For that reason, I'm more interested in having big fast new disks than a big fast new CPU. I don't have any practical justification for the RAID aspect; I just think it's cool, and refurbished SCSI drives are finally cheap enough that I can buy a few of them with money in my "toys, books, and candy" account. -- "The 'everything changed [after 9/11]' argument often really boils down to 'everything we were always for turns out to be right'..." --Joshua Micah Marshall // seth gordon // sethg at ropine.com // http://ropine.com/sethg/cv.html //
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