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Robert,
I guess that performance is always
subjective, but in my time working with NT, I would back up the techie's
comments.
Our first NT installation was on P75s with
24MB of RAM (and a Delphi 1 app talking to Interbase). As you might
expect, performance was less than stellar, but entirely adequate.
On the machine spec you have provided,
NT should perform well. If it doesn't, there probably needs to be more
investigation. Of course, this machine spec is woefully inadequate for
XP. I'm typing this on a PII 266 with 128 MB running Win2K, which until
recently was my primary Delphi development machine. It is slow, but not
unacceptably so. I've coded in MS C with the original Windows 3.0 SDK on a
25MHz 386 which allowed me to go for a coffee break when I hit the compile
button, yet the Delphi environment on the really old Pentiums still wouldn't let
me have more than a sip of coffee before it was ready to run.
HTH
Trevor
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