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<blockquote data-quote="charli181" data-source="post: 333550" data-attributes="member: 54408">Mine is a 24*7 server as well. I just rebooted mine today after 6 weeks of operation but my total memory usage never goes over 600MB. this is for the followingSQLServer - Gets hit every second of the day with select statement - (due to design of another time dependant application application)Apache WebMP Web InterfaceTV Server with 2 DVB-T cards (1.0 RC3 Only - Rolled back today for other reasons)LanSuite 2004 (Email,Web Proxy, FTP Server)My OS is Win2003 Standard and the CPU&nbsp; is never maxed out (SD TV is 7%, HDTV is 14%). I will update in a couple of days with my stats again.currently 25/11/208SQL Server is 101,300K - 32 threads, 457 HandlesSQLBrowser - 2,312K - 3 Threads - 85 HandlesSQLWriter - 3,628K - 7 Threads - 71 HandlesTVService is 42,380K - 24 Threads, 658 Handles</blockquote>

[QUOTE="charli181, post: 333550, member: 54408"] Mine is a 24*7 server as well. I just rebooted mine today after 6 weeks of operation but my total memory usage never goes over 600MB. this is for the following SQLServer - Gets hit every second of the day with select statement - (due to design of another time dependant application application) Apache Web MP Web Interface TV Server with 2 DVB-T cards (1.0 RC3 Only - Rolled back today for other reasons) LanSuite 2004 (Email,Web Proxy, FTP Server) My OS is Win2003 Standard and the CPU is never maxed out (SD TV is 7%, HDTV is 14%). I will update in a couple of days with my stats again. currently 25/11/208 SQL Server is 101,300K - 32 threads, 457 Handles SQLBrowser - 2,312K - 3 Threads - 85 Handles SQLWriter - 3,628K - 7 Threads - 71 Handles TVService is 42,380K - 24 Threads, 658 Handles [/QUOTE]

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