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| Session #12 | Improving System Performance – Hardware, Microsoft Vista, etc. | ||
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Barry Biegler Bill Csete |
Wednesday, September 12th, 2007 | ||
| Start Time: | 10:30 a.m. | End Time: | 12:00 p.m. |
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This session provides a management overview of the critical factors required to optimize system performance, including: Ø Windows 2000/2003 Server requirements Ø Which workstation CPU to use, running at what speed (Mhz)? Ø How much RAM memory is enough? Ø What is a gigabit network and why do I want one? Ø The enormous cost to keeping old workstations (or old cars!) Ø Pervasive Database – what version is right for me? Ø Improve performance by purging historical data Ø RDPWin Version 2.0 – faster data access for all workstations Ø Overview of Microsoft Vista – do I need it? Ø How fast is fast enough Ø Using Citrix or Terminal Services for Remote Workstations Ø Performance difference between RDPWin and legacy RDP-DOS It is often possible to increase system performance dramatically by making small changes to your operating environment. Come to this session and find out how! |
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Windows 2000/2003 Server requirements
Which workstation CPU to use, running at what speed (Mhz)?
Ø How much RAM memory is enough?
Ø What is a gigabit network and why do I want one?
Ø The enormous cost to keeping old workstations (or old cars!)
Ø Pervasive Database – what version is right for me?
Ø Improve performance by purging historical data
Ø RDPWin Version 2.0 – faster data access for all workstations
Ø Overview of Microsoft Vista – do I need it?
Ø How fast is fast enough
Ø Using Citrix or Terminal Services for Remote Workstations
Ø Performance difference between RDPWin and legacy RDP-DOS
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RDP dedicated to making the system fast
Workstations, Servers, Hubs, Cables, and Programming all interrelated
How to Improve performance depends on which screen or function is slow
Workstation CPU, Memory, and Network card critical
All workstations are not created equal
More CPU speed in a workstation is a good thing
Buy new workstations, don't upgrade old
Use Windows XP, not Vista
Use RDPWin Version 2
Some "performance" can be programming - fewer mouse clicks, etc.
Report "slow functions" to RDP to improve
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