-
Memory available WinServer03 32bit vs 64 bit (2 messages)
- Posted by: Michael Julson
- Posted on: May 06 2008 11:30 EDT
We have an enterprise server application that uses quite a bit of memory and we have x64 Intel boxes running 32bit windows server 2003 with 8GB of ram. Obviously we aren't able to get to the other 4gb because of the 32bit OS limitation. However, if we upgrade the OS to Windows Server 64bit, could we run 3 32 bit JVM instances at say 1.5gb each with the OS still taking 2GB? We are using JVM 1.4x although I'm curious about 1.5 if there are any differences. I know we could do more if the OS and JVM are 64bit, however this app hasn't been recompiled or tested for 64bit and we are not ready to take that leap yet.Threaded Messages (2)
- You are actually throwing away 4.7GB of memory unless... by Sebastian Otaegui on May 22 2008 10:57 EDT
- Recommend Java Version 6.0 by Kevin Schmidt on May 24 2008 16:08 EDT
-
You are actually throwing away 4.7GB of memory unless...[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Sebastian Otaegui
- Posted on: May 22 2008 10:57 EDT
- in response to Michael Julson
-
Recommend Java Version 6.0[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Kevin Schmidt
- Posted on: May 24 2008 16:08 EDT
- in response to Michael Julson
I would highly recommend using the 6.0 JVM, 6.0 update 5 if possible. It will still run the 1.4 Java code but with many performance improvements and bug fixes.