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I really wondered since as a non-techie guy I saw no difference. What did Settler 2 brang?? Is it that I am totally blind or nothing apparent? 
Thx for enlighting me.
Thx for enlighting me.
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I think it gives a higher limit for traffic before it gets too much. Also it makes it possible to have the whole site indexed in the search function.
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Settler II info: our new server will be a dual Xeon running at 2.0GHZ with 512 MB of RAM and a 73GB SCSI drive. Beyond a faster and more stable use the new server will allow us to do things like a complete search index of the forums and more.
So it's all new hardware. The only thing I'm a little worried about is tht 512 MB of RAM will be to little. But it depends on what kind of RAM it is. And for a webserver running serverside scripts with a database (as this forum) the processorpower and harddrive are the most important parts. (And ofcource the internet connection)Creator of the Civ3MultiToolComment
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Aha, so at least Gramphos has the same concern as I have. I would say 512 MB per CPU would be a better solution as RAM isn't that expensive, if you anyway have a 2 Intel Xeon CPUs. As for the memory type, I assume it's registered DDR-266 memory.
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To put it simply SETTLER II, bring us Apolyton, if we didn't have it, we might not have 'poly, since the old server crashed hard.
ACK!
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73 gigs? jesus christ, how big is poly?"I've lived too long with pain. I won't know who I am without it. We have to leave this place, I am almost happy here."
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