Campaign Enterprise - Memory Needed, Core Usage, And 32 vs 64 Bit

Having lots of memory is always good for the overall computer performance and not just Campaign Enterprise.  2GB is minimal for today's operating systems, and though it would work, you should have 4GB or more if possible just for overall machine efficiency.  More memory can be very important if you do a lot of response tracking because the Campaign Enterprise system needs to respond quickly,  and if the operating system is taking a lot of time trying to clear out more memory it can degrade performance. Memory is very inexpensive today, I just purchased 8GB for $50, so a small investment can reap great benefits.

Campaign Enterprise will use one core for each mail sending thread.  The management program can use a different core than the sending thread, it is really just up to the operating system on how it distributes the workload. Since up

Version 11 of Campaign Enterprise is still only 32-bit but it will work fine on a 64-bit machine.  There is no technical benefit to Campaign Enterprise running in 64-bit because Campaign Enterprise should normally use way below the 4GB memory ability of 32-bit operating systems.  Campaign Enterprise version 12 will have a 64-bit version, but it will not help performance but will help with compatibility of support files, etc.