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Real Server
At present, the use of powerful PCs as an inexpensive alternative to the real servers has become a widespread phenomenon. Such policy is especially typical of small to mid size companies striving to minimize their initial expenses in the development of fully functional information systems. Meanwhile, hardware suppliers draw the distinctive line between a real server capable of reliable corporate applications execution and a common, even if powerful, PC intended for personal use only. Accordingly, their architectures differ greatly.
The real server hardware configuration is also remarkably different from that of a PC and includes components which are very hard (or even impossible) to find in the most up-to-date PCs.
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