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Petr Holub wrote:

> Basically, it's a dual processor dual core (4 cores in total)
> Intel Xeon 5160 @ 3GHz with 4GB RAM.

I had evil problems with an 8 core system with only 4 Gig.
Added 4 more and never a panic again.