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Title: What Are the Minimum RAM Requirements for a Forum Site?
Post by: Torreako on Apr 13, 2026, 03:31 AM
Hi guys, I'm new to website hosting and want to start a forum. How much RAM is recommended for a beginner forum with a few hundred users? Would 1GB RAM be enough? Any reviews on Regvps.com VPS hosting? I just want something stable and simple.
Title: Re: What Are the Minimum RAM Requirements for a Forum Site?
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Title: Re: What Are the Minimum RAM Requirements for a Forum Site?
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Title: Re: What Are the Minimum RAM Requirements for a Forum Site?
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Title: Re: What Are the Minimum RAM Requirements for a Forum Site?
Post by: Avocado on May 09, 2026, 12:32 PM
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