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How to balance memory and maximize bandwidth for your hardware configurations

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Hardware configurations running SolidFire Enterprise SDS clusters based on Intel (R) Purley platforms.

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SolidFire Enterprise SDS clusters require individual nodes to be configured with balanced memory configurations to deliver maximum bandwidth at a given capacity. The amount of memory required will depend on the number and capacity of SSDs installed in your node. and is out of scope of this KB article.