Good graphic card.
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Any good recommendations for graphic cards suitable for speeding up java intensive web applications?
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shd be add ram rite?
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Developing solution for my company so want to explore various means mah.
For ram, most of our PC already have 256 or 512mb.
Most graphic cards are useful for gaming or graphic intensive stuff, but so far never heard if they are useful to improve response for java based intestive apps.
The application we have is pretty java graphic intensive web app. Some of our users are remote sites using adsl broadband to connect back to us find that occasionally access is quite slow.
We looking at cards becuz they come down in price so looking for a stable card either 64 - 128mb.
any good stable cards to recommend?
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Originally posted by KumSioJui:Developing solution for my company so want to explore various means mah.
For ram, most of our PC already have 256 or 512mb.
Most graphic cards are useful for gaming or graphic intensive stuff, but so far never heard if they are useful to improve response for java based intestive apps.
The application we have is pretty java graphic intensive web app. Some of our users are remote sites using adsl broadband to connect back to us find that occasionally access is quite slow.
We looking at cards becuz they come down in price so looking for a stable card either 64 - 128mb.
any good stable cards to recommend? 
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i dont think its anything to do with graphics card, its mostly CPU I think.
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CPU and RAM bah...
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Yup...adding ram and increasing cpu speed(change to a faster cpu, not overclocking.Originally posted by KumSioJui:Any good recommendations for graphic cards suitable for speeding up java intensive web applications?
) will help in speeding up java web applications.
Nothing to do with graphics card unless you're using java3d api.
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The cpu for our remote users are already 1.8ghz.
1.8 ghz box with 256mb or 512mb ram doing nothing, no surfing no online chatting, no nothing just for acccessing our web application interface I think is more than adequate.
I thinking a graphic accelerator may help, mebbe something with some turbo cache might help. -
this might add more pressure to the ram and slow down everything......Originally posted by KumSioJui:I thinking a graphic accelerator may help, mebbe something with some turbo cache might help.
provider side can squeeze the app to smaller size or enhance the streaming? -
you think so hey? liddat jiallat... this problem has me scratching my head for few days now leh..Originally posted by FireIce:this might add more pressure to the ram and slow down everything......
provider side can squeeze the app to smaller size or enhance the streaming?
server side is not the prob, the app is split over a few boxes to reduce bottlenecks, and even then those are further split into clusters for load balancing and avoid single point of failures, each box has adequate disk/memory and cpu resources.
the way I see this is a problem on the remote client sites, there is no issue logging on to the app from remote sites or thru local lan, what happens is that after a while of using it, the performance slows dramatically to a crawl on the remote sites, sometime it can take 5-30min of waiting just to fire up a java graphical interface which is terribly slow. Our users on the local network sometimes get this problem but is not that often and also not that slow only 1-3mins.
Is this a graphical problem or a system cpu/memory issue.
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You don't need a good card, you just need more ram.
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seriously all computer use for gaming or programing should at least has 1Gig of RAM and a 256MB graphic card.
