• Subject: Re: How much Gas does PC/400 need?
  • From: Randy Mangham <randy.mangham@xxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 31 May 2001 13:10:37 -0700

The difference between a 64 Meg machine and a 256 Meg machine is about $190
(based on Dell pricing, possible less elsewhere). Is that amount of money
amortized over 3 years (or more) for the small number of users needing access to
OpsNav really going to make a huge difference to the bottom line??

Randy Mangham
Pacific Crest Consulting
San Diego, CA


> I have seen some posts regarding how much gas a PC needs to function without
> performance problems with the latest Client Access to OS/400 & am interested
> in whether other folks agree with what Ops News says.  When I showed the
> latest issue around the office, the reaction was that perhaps it would not be
> a good idea to upgrade our OS/400 because the amount of Meg needed for Ops
> Nav seems outrageous ... of course only a few people might need Ops Nav ie.
> myself eventually when they take me off twinax & the various power users who
> help less fortunate users - I call them system helpers, everyone else is
> moving to Client Access.
>
> The most I can reasonably expect management to pay for is a 64 Meg PC.
> In fact my boss says he has never heard of anyone having more than 128 Meg.
> Does this mean that as we move from CA on V4R3 to CAX on V5R1 the users are
> going to be screaming about loss of performance?
>
> MacWheel99@aol.com (Alister Wm Macintyre) (Al Mac)

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