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		<title>By: Gareth</title>
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		<dc:creator>Gareth</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Hi.
Great post, I must say that I don&#039;t fully agree with everything here yet at the same time I agree with alot of it here.

Basically if you are running a small company (less than 10 pc&#039;s on a network) with only say 3 programs that are been used, then there is absolutely no justification to have a server installed. A server will serve the function better as you have said but a decent desktop with a 64bit operating system will do perfectly fine. To justify my statement you merely need to take a look at LAN gaming. 
As you will proberly try bring out at this point, file sharing is diffrent, the fact remains that we have Phenom x 6&#039;s, I7&#039;s and i5&#039;s in the market at this stage. Combine the cpu with a 64 bit and you have access to more than adequate ram.

So in short my guideline is , anything under 10 pc&#039;s on a network with basic (this is a key word here) programs. IE : one POS system , excel and pastel and there is no need for a server, just get a decent desktop with 64 bit operating system.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi.<br />
Great post, I must say that I don&#8217;t fully agree with everything here yet at the same time I agree with alot of it here.</p>
<p>Basically if you are running a small company (less than 10 pc&#8217;s on a network) with only say 3 programs that are been used, then there is absolutely no justification to have a server installed. A server will serve the function better as you have said but a decent desktop with a 64bit operating system will do perfectly fine. To justify my statement you merely need to take a look at LAN gaming.<br />
As you will proberly try bring out at this point, file sharing is diffrent, the fact remains that we have Phenom x 6&#8242;s, I7&#8242;s and i5&#8242;s in the market at this stage. Combine the cpu with a 64 bit and you have access to more than adequate ram.</p>
<p>So in short my guideline is , anything under 10 pc&#8217;s on a network with basic (this is a key word here) programs. IE : one POS system , excel and pastel and there is no need for a server, just get a decent desktop with 64 bit operating system.</p>
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