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System Requirements
General Requirements:
Please note, the full installation of GoldMine Corporate Edition requires 225MB.
Workstation Recommended Systems Requirements:
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Operating Software - Windows XP, Microsoft Windows Vista and Microsoft Windows 2003 Server
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Processor - Pentium III
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Memory - 512MB RAM
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Hard Disk Space - 200MB +
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0
If running the GoldMine Link for Microsoft Outlook: Outlook 2000 (9.0.0.3821 or higher) configured in Corporate or Workgroup mode or Outlook 2002 (Office XP)
Network Recommended Systems Requirements:
Operating Software - Windows 2000 (Server or Advanced Server), Service Packs 1, 2 or 3, Window NT 4 can only be used as a file server or to host MS-SQL Server application and data.
Network Protocols - TCP / IP (Recommended), IPX / SPX, NETBIOS
Database Management Software (DBMS) - Microsoft SQL Server 7.0, Microsoft SQL 2000
Recommended Server Requirements
GoldMine Premium is supplied with Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Standard Edition. We recommend GoldMine is installed on a dedicated server.
Server Operating System
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Windows 2000 (Server or Advanced Server) and Microsoft Windows 2003.
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Windows XP is supported but not recommend as a server environment.
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Windows Vista is not supported as a server environment.
Server RAM Allocation:
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Database Size
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RAM Allocation
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500MB
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256MB RAM min
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500MB-2GB database
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512MB RAM min
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2-5GB database
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1GB RAM min
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5-12GB database
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2GB RAM min
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12GB+ database
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3GB min
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Server CPU Requirements:
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Users
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Minimum
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Recommended
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10-50
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PIII 450 MHz, single processor
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PIII 450 MHz or Xeon,[3] dual processor
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51-149
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PIII 450 MHz, dual processor
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PIII 450 MHz or Xeon, quad processor
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150+
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PIII 450 MHz, quad processor
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PIII 450 MHz or Xeon, quad processor
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Contributing Factors Affecting Performance:
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Number of contact records in the database (1k each)
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Number of profile records in the database (2k each)
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Number of history records in the database (1k each)
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Number of user defined fields in the database
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Bandwidth of clients’ or server’s connections to network
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Other applications competing for network bandwidth
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