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howdy,<br />
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have a look at this <a href="http://support.microsoft.com/?id=229716" rel="ugc">http://support.microsoft.com/?id=229716</a><br />
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hope that it helps
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howdy,

have a look at this http://support.microsoft.com/?id=229716 [http://support.microsoft.com/?id=229716]

hope that it helps

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bigc666, your link didn't have anything to do with my question.<br />
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eleventy5: I was looking for a raw number not a definition, but I will give you the points. &nbsp;20 pages a sec is the threshold that MS recommends, but numbers well above this may not necessarily mean you have a memory problem. &nbsp;Some applications/processes alot a portion of disk for swapping which can make the pages/sec fairly high, but not affecting memory in an adverse way.
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bigc666, your link didn't have anything to do with my question.

eleventy5: I was looking for a raw number not a definition, but I will give you the points.  20 pages a sec is the threshold that MS recommends, but numbers well above this may not necessarily mean you have a memory problem.  Some applications/processes alot a portion of disk for swapping which can make the pages/sec fairly high, but not affecting memory in an adverse way.

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Running dual 1GHZ Intel Xenons with 2GB of RAM, what is an acceptable pages/sec for this setup?<br />
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currently running about 13 pages/sec avg. with a peak of 602.<br />
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Thanks.
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Running dual 1GHZ Intel Xenons with 2GB of RAM, what is an acceptable pages/sec for this setup?

currently running about 13 pages/sec avg. with a peak of 602.

Thanks.

Acceptable Pages/Sec

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