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* Always provide maximum RAM memory that you can provide
 
* Always provide maximum RAM memory that you can provide
 
** Ram memory tends to be inexpensive and always best to have plenty of memory for SQL
 
** Ram memory tends to be inexpensive and always best to have plenty of memory for SQL
** See this site for info on how or search for this info as it may change:  https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms191144(v=sql.105).aspx
 
 
* More even more performance the following will give good cost performance benefits:
 
* More even more performance the following will give good cost performance benefits:
 
** Use SSD or fast drives if you need ultimate performance and speed
 
** Use SSD or fast drives if you need ultimate performance and speed
 
** Have a third drive for the temp table databases.  this could be SSD also for fast performance.
 
** Have a third drive for the temp table databases.  this could be SSD also for fast performance.

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