Help to install a computer to analyze the data
I want to install a computer to analyze the data of nova genome sequencing generated by Roche 454 and illumina. What are the necessary performances in this computer (RAM, HHD, ROM ...) ?
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This question comes up periodically here and on SeqAnswers. There is no one solution fits all answer for this. First consideration is the budget you have access to. Second is the amount of data you expect to generate/analyze per month/year.
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SeqAnswers or Biostars? :-D
Biostars & SeqAnswers, the most important thing is that we help each other to obtain the required information
Thank you genomax for your answer
there are some links in the comments here: server configuration for Bioinformatics analysis
Thank you Steve for your help an excellent link