W dniu 07.01.2011 23:24, Nikolaos Giannopoulos pisze:
> So... 512M + 200M + ... should at least be 712M+ and 800M isn't a
> surprise.
>
> What are you doing when you see it go up to 1.5G? Does it happen over a
> protracted period of time? Perhaps a NetBeans memory leak? If its
> nothing special the
gshegosh wrote:
That's actually quite strange with Netbeans. I can see it's using Xmx
512M and MaxPermSize 200M but it still takes up almost 800M in mem and
I've seen more than 1,5G occasionally.
JVM Heap + Perm Gen (most JVMs except JRockit have it sit outside Java
Heap) + C Heap, Thread st
W dniu 07.01.2011 18:50, Richard Hauswald pisze:
> Just work one week on a SSD. The access times and parallel reads and
> writes speed of a good SSD are just amazing - even compared to RAID0.
> This comes into play when multitasking is performed.
You're probably right, but for now RAID 0 performan
Yes. Speed is about the same and they are cheaper. They are MLC...
NO... AND if so, how about reliability?
Fast and cheap and having to backup your SSD every day are fine if your
into that... not me... ;-)
I have read too many negative stories on MLC drives and the premium on
the Intel X-25E
Sandforce Controller based SSD's are a fast and cheap alternative to
expensive models using SLC:
50-240GB Max Performance
Max Read: up to 285MB/s
Max Write: up to 275MB/s
Sustained Write: up to 250MB/s
Random Write 4KB (Aligned): 50,000 IOPS
You get 120GB for $220 and 240GB for $450.
On Fri, Jan
I run a MacBook Pro 17" early 2008... Core2 Duo CPU with a 7200RPM
Seagate HDD but the primary and secondary SATA controllers are held back
to 1.5 and 1.0 Gb/s respectively from 3.0 Gb/s on later models. The
stock system is OK but not great for development so I supercharged it :-)
About a mont
...
> Yep, I'm using RAID 0 for my system partition and I'm not complaining,
> too. Substantially cheaper than getting top of the line SSD (tried some
> cheaper ones and they were worse than HDDs) and performance is on par.
Just work one week on a SSD. The access times and parallel reads and
writes
W dniu 07.01.2011 18:11, Richard Hauswald pisze:
> Backup on a daily basis(!). I promise you: If you ever developed
> webapps on a SSD you will never develop using a HDD again. If you have
> to switch back... ...it will be hard!
Yep, I'm using RAID 0 for my system partition and I'm not complaining
I'm happy with a Thinkpad t410, 4GB RAM, Intel Core i7 M620 and a OCZ
Vertex 2 SSD.
If you want to have fun, use a fast SSD for OS and your workspace -
Backup on a daily basis(!). I promise you: If you ever developed
webapps on a SSD you will never develop using a HDD again. If you have
to switch
I have a Dell laptop I picked up early last year at Staples for under $700.
It has 4GB RAM, Core i5 and 18" screen. (The wide screen is great for an
IDE.) It has worked very well for my Eclipse development. I even run a Linux
VM (VirtualBox, 512MB RAM) as a database server during development.
-Ben
Maybe it's not directly Stripes-related, but I find Netbeans and
Glassfish quite memory and CPU resource hogs, more and more with each
new version.
My desktop development machine is quite powerful with overclocked Intel
i7-920 and 12GB of RAM, but I found myself in the need of buying a
noteboo
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