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Will ram bottleneck me?

SimssmiS

So i´m thinking about my choice of cpu for my server:

Intel Xeon W3670 6x 3,2ghz with hyperthreading x12

but it only supports 1066 mhz ram

also whats the difference between the e and w cpus? 

 

What shall the server run/ be used for:

- NAS for work and private files in my house (and if possible accessible from the Internet not sure thou) 

- Plex Media Server (transcoding for 1-2 people at a time)

- Git

- Svn

- Win 7 / Linux (maybe OSX) running server applications for games and software not as game servers but for testing

- any Ideas you guys might have :D

 

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RAM should be fine. I´d be more worried about read speeds of that system drive and storage.

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Just now, Otomaru said:

RAM should be fine. I´d be more worried about read speeds of that system and storage.

do you see a problem or is this just a reminder (i'm confused :D)

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From what you said it is going to be used for, storage responsiveness is more important than ram speed when hit by multiple instances. As far as i can tell big and fast ram is beneficial to content creation and really busy servers.

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You'll be fine for all your uses, RAM speed makes very little difference in most tasks and only certain games benefit from faster speed.

Sergeant, United States Marine Corps

Network Administrator, Comptia A+, Security+, Cisco Certified Networking Associate

From a G3258 to dual Xeon E5-2670's

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