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05-21-2011, 05:25 PM
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Burstable RAM
When does burstable RAM come into play and how long does it last?
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Its supposed to be available when you need it and lasts for as long as the server gives a cut off, usually 90 seconds.
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I've always wondered about that because if everyone is sharing the same RAM then you won't get your quota.
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Hopefully the server has enough RAM to go around then. how much RAM does a typical server have anyway?
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I think you can only be assured of the RAM you have when you are on a dedicated server.
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There is chained RAM too, that isn't the name but I can't remember what it is called at the moment. it is where you have a set amount of RAM no matter what.
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I have a set amount of RAM on my system, there is no burstable amount and I like it that way because I know what i have at all times.
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When you use that system for RAM it means it is a closed node system which is also better for your security.
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So then it is best to not use a server with burstable RAM, is that what you are saying?
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Wilber isn't saying that but he is making reference to the possibility of a more secure system in theory anyways.
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