We are having trouble working with some large assy's and are looking at the various factors that affect it. We've already upgraded the data server, tried a faster network link on one machine, got the 4GB with 3GB switch on several machines etc. all this helps but we're looking at stretching it more. I've looked at some of the other posts on here, data from UGS/Siemans etc and last week (or maybe week before) had one of their guys in.
Got this from the Siemans IT guy:
Is anyone doing this to get the extra GB of RAM?
If so any comments, issues, problems, massive benefits etc.
Thanks,
KENAT, probably the least qualified checker you'll ever meet...
Got this from the Siemans IT guy:
FAQ 64 Bit ...
3. If customers still require more resources then advise them to run 32 bit Solid Edge on a 64 bit platform. XP64 will allow us to access 4 GB of RAM vs 2 GB in XP 32-bit and vs. 3 GB with XP + the 3 GB switch in boot.ini. This will allow them to open larger assemblies, create larger drawing views, and have more memory to use across the board, without loosing any Solid Edge functionality. ...
Is anyone doing this to get the extra GB of RAM?
If so any comments, issues, problems, massive benefits etc.
Thanks,
KENAT, probably the least qualified checker you'll ever meet...