Given 4D's default/primary single thread nature, a high speed single thread
performance is important. The current leaders of this segment are processors
released this year: Intel Xeon E Six-Core: E-2186G, E-2176G, E-2146G, and
E-2136.
https://www.anandtech.com/show/13526/intel-xeon-e-review-e2186
Memory and more memory is the greatest boost to performances
Regards
Chuck
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> Given 4D's default/primary single thread nature, a high speed single thread
> performance is important. The curren
Given 4D's default/primary single thread nature, a high speed single thread
performance is important. The current leaders of this segment are processors
released this year: Intel Xeon E Six-Core: E-2186G, E-2176G, E-2146G, and
E-2136.
https://www.anandtech.com/show/13526/intel-xeon-e-review-e2186g
For your data size I would look at 500 gig suds and 64 or greater memory if you
can afford it
If you assign 32 gig to cache most will be in memory. You can even preload
commonly used data on server startup
Regards
Chuck
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How big is data file? You will need this for how much memory. Indexes? I
would also recommend a raid SSD setup. More memory is always better. If
you want to have your entiore data file in cache you wil need requisite
memory. Also make sure to get Pro versions of SSDs not consumer versions.
Hope t
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