Quickbook Problem

[zion319]

Hello, guys,

 

In my company's computer, I am experiencing slow reaction whenever I open up Quickbook. Maybe I know what's the deciding factor in running Quickbook? Like If I add more ram, would it be faster? Or I need to replace the CPU?

 

Window 7 64bit

i3-2100 @3.1 ghz

6GB ram

 

 

[zion319]

Forget to thanks in advance, I am really appreciate your opinion or suggestion on that. It really helped!!!!

[ultimatemythbuster]

Hello, guys,

 

In my company's computer, I am experiencing slow reaction whenever I open up Quickbook. Maybe I know what's the deciding factor in running Quickbook? Like If I add more ram, would it be faster? Or I need to replace the CPU?

 

Window 7 64bit

i3-2100 @3.1 ghz

6GB ram

I don't know what the system requirements for Quickbooks are.  That said, it might be that the computer has a slow HDD and it is taking a while for the data files to be read in.

[zion319]

I don't know what the system requirements for Quickbooks are.  That said, it might be that the computer has a slow HDD and it is taking a while for the data files to be read in.

 

Alright. I think that might be the problem as well. Actually our quickbook is linked to a server. Maybe we should upgrade that server's computer so everyone in the office can actually run the quickbook quicker. 

[zion319]

And If I am gonna switch from HDD to SSD, I copy the entire thing from HDD and paste it on SSD then I plug the HDD out and only run SSD. Will my OS/window still working?

[ultimatemythbuster]

Alright. I think that might be the problem as well. Actually our quickbook is linked to a server. Maybe we should upgrade that server's computer so everyone in the office can actually run the quickbook quicker. 

If the server is the machine that runs the software, the specs of the server and the network will likely have a bigger impact then the client machine.  That's probably why the client machine is realtively low spec.  The server is doing most of the actual work.