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To: SI Bob who wrote (3446)	11/5/2009 9:17:19 AM
From: Peter Dierks	Respond to of 4893

I understand the part about a little typing and a lot of computer power being unleashed. Of course that requires you to be typing the right commands. In that, I have great respect for you. There are RAM based SCSI drives available which are expensive but great for swap files if you have maxed the memory capacity in a server. I have 4 GB in the Hyper-V server I am running on right now. It only serves as my virtual, DC, and TS with a maximum user count of a hand full. I have strongly considered upgrading it to 8GB. Memory is much less expensive than when you bought the server(s). The joys of owning a business and getting nickle and dimed to death. Of course in your case we can add enough zeros to that to mean five and ten thousand to death. I do feel fo you.