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i have to use 1.5 on my virtual machine..
it's quite discouraging.... 
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I don't actually know - well, I checked and it's 4GB - but anyway it's enough for my daily work.
If I need to do something really beefy I go on the server and it runs so fast you think it didn't start, then you start it again and it says, but I just did it.
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I have 4 GB atm and really want to get it up to around 6 
Thanks & Best Regards,
Umer Aziz Malik
Senior Strategy Developer
Aurora Solutions (Pvt) Ltd.
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1GB, 2GB and 2GB in all three machines I have. Dreaming of 4GB with the next. 
I appreciate your help all the time...
CodingLover 
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So I have 4GB of RAM on my work pc and 6GB running on my home pc.. But in that I am running both Delphi and VS... Needless to say it gets hectic. I want to have VMs for what the clients would be using but then my poor baby at work will probably grind to a halt if I kick up 2 or more VMs...
Strangely enough, I can run multiple VMs on my home pc running both IDEs multiple times (never mind my pc @ home is an I7 and has about 9TB of space on it *innocent smile*... Imagine that!!! 
*sigh*
Cheers,
Glen Vlotman
"You cannot code for stupidity"
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nortee wrote: never mind my pc @ home is an I7 and has about 9TB of space on it *innocent smile*
Envy that !
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Must develop into the worst possible conditions that a customer may have.
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You should only have to test with the worst possible condition. Otherwise, it takes you that much longer to develop.
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As already mentioned, you only need to test in worst possible environment...VMs work great for testing. I would hate to compile anything on our software's minimum required hardware!
"Go forth into the source" - Neal Morse
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