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>>>>you probably won't notice much of a difference since the CPU still has to generate these pages before they can be sent to the browser. hmmmm.I thought this as a easy way to handle concurrent users.But u are possibly right CPU will became a bottleneck before RAM does. I wanna find a way to use this staff in non mission critical (read only) part of the web application.Do u know any ? IIS >internet information server ....serves web pages.

>>the most solid state disks are used in military servers, where it just has to work immediatly. hmmm IRAM seems like a cheap and fast solution.Do u know any IIS using this type of technology?

that will be cool not to have driver issues. I am thinking of letting the IIS use the pagefile as much as it can.As I am expecting a concurrent use of the server.And I have limited budget, Do u think using IRAM is a cool solution for pagefile on a highly concurrent IIS server ?

Hey.I also consider at using it in my database server. The ECC RAM is really expensive when I wanna reach 32 GB.And also the windows server 2003 has a limit of 32 GB. So i am thinking of buyin a 2 GB x 4 RAM modules + IRAM for around 1.200 dolars. instead of paying 8.000 dolars for ECC server RAMS of that size. did anybody tried these on 64 bit machines? And 64 bit drivers?