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SSD for Quickbooks Company File

At the time I built the server, the two SSDs cost around $1500, almost 30% of my server's budget. I knew the price for the SSDs would come down, and I knew the performance would be more than adequate, so I decided to stick to just two. Also because SSD technology is advancing so fast, I...
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- Dec 27, 2009
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SSD for Quickbooks Company File

Quickbook's forums are very little help when it comes to using cutting edge hardware. Even with the full support plan from Quickbooks, I've had no help from tech support in optimizing performance. So I've pretty much relied upon my own experience and knowledge, because I suspect that there are...
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- Dec 27, 2009
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SSD for Quickbooks Company File

This thread is a little bit old, but I wanted to say my 2 cents. I'm the "computer guy" at our small business and I take care of all tech stuff related to Quickbooks Enterprise (we just upgraded to version 2010). If you think you've seen a big Quickbook file, just imagine a file that is 2.6GB IN...
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- Dec 27, 2009
- Forum: Memory and Storage
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First post here. Anyway seeing that RossMan seems to be the man to ask to ask about webhosting, I need some advice. My friend is presently with e-insites, which was previously cyberworld. Anyways he's on the windows reseller package with 30GB/1GB/ASP/SQL. Their servers performance was always...
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