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Windows Server Forum / Exchange Server / Design / March 2006hardware requirement for exch 2K3
We have about 500 users and 400 GB mailboxes size. Now, we are migrating to Exch2K3 server. Backend server I plan to use: 1) two dual-core processors 2) 4GB RAM BTW, is the dual-core processor that outperform two single-core processors? Can anyone clarify this? A single dual core will not out perform two seperate single cores. > We have about 500 users and 400 GB mailboxes size. Now, we are migrating > to [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > processors? > Can anyone clarify this? bad link It depends on the processor. AMD reports more of a performance increase than Intel. For Example, with Exchange if seen reports that you can get a 25% increase in processing power from dual-core processors (as compared to single cores running at the same speed). To answer you question though, yes dual cores provide more processing power than single-core processors.  SignatureTeo Heras > We have about 500 users and 400 GB mailboxes size. Now, we are migrating to > Exch2K3 server. Backend server I plan to use: [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > BTW, is the dual-core processor that outperform two single-core processors? > Can anyone clarify this? |
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