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Re: [Xen-users] Buying a server for Xen
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- From: "Jan Mulders" <lastchancehotel@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 31 May 2007 00:30:38 +0100
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I'm no 'xen hardware expert', but the quad-core Core 2 Quadro's are looking very attractive indeed. As a matter of fact, their price is falling dramatically (especially during August when AMD are due to release their own competing quad-core offerings)...
I am planning to use an E6600 quad in each of my new Xen boxes (along with 8GB of RAM and raid 5) - pick whatever motherboard you hear good experiences for. (I cannot name any off the top of my head - sorry!)
But basically, with HVM and some very sharp prices, Intel is where you should be looking right now.
Jan
On 30/05/07, ThoughtObject <
technologic@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:Hello,
I am looking for recommendations on a good server for Xen. I will be setting up Debian installs for many clients. I understand about the requirements of ram and disk space, but am a bit confused about what cpu / motherboard to look for. I will be using the latest version of Xen and want something in the $1500 - $2000 range. What is the best Xen hardware for the money at the moment?
Thanks,
nathan amick
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