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Name: Phatsta Date: August 18, 2009 at 03:46:25 Pacific
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I'm sure it could support several thousands users (theoretically) but the question is what the performance would be. I think that's what you need to ask yourself. Memory is one of those things you can't have too much of.
If you want to support a lot of users I'd say a dedicated server is the way to go. And, I'd look at a server system like HP ProLiant or such. It all depends on how much money you want to spend. You could build a server from a workstation with a Celeron CPU if you like, but it's gonna be slow. It's all up to your needs and your wallet.
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