[alph4byt33]

For those who work with huge databases and datasets on the average PC at home, what advice do you have for software that can handle all the rows of data and out of curiosity, what CPU are you on to handle the load. I've always used the Linux CLI with basic tools like cat and grep but I'm trying out Row Zero for a 50GB CSV file, let's see how it does.

[DredgenSun]

For those who work with huge databases and datasets on the average PC at home, what advice do you have for software that can handle all the rows of data and out of curiosity, what CPU are you on to handle the load. I've always used the Linux CLI with basic tools like cat and grep but I'm trying out Row Zero for a 50GB CSV file, let's see how it does.

EmEditor, the best thing that makes Windows viable for data handling, as it's the BEST large dataset software going, as for processing, move into Intel CPUs, give your RAM an upgrade too

[sbnox]

Sweetscape 010 Editor works too

[joepa]

Use Linux GNU tools (grep/sed/a etc.) on a recent AMD CPU on a PC with NVME PCIE 4.0!!

[DredgenSun]

Use Linux GNU tools (grep/sed/a etc.) on a recent AMD CPU on a PC with NVME PCIE 4.0!!

Are the latest AMD CPU's best for Linux at the moment?

[MrAnderson]

For those who work with huge databases and datasets on the average PC at home, what advice do you have for software that can handle all the rows of data and out of curiosity, what CPU are you on to handle the load. I've always used the Linux CLI with basic tools like cat and grep but I'm trying out Row Zero for a 50GB CSV file, let's see how it does.

EmEditor, the best thing that makes Windows viable for data handling, as it's the BEST large dataset software going, as for processing, move into Intel CPUs, give your RAM an upgrade too

Can confirm, as of Windows I found EmEditor the only viable solution, was running on a pretty decent Ryzen 7 3700X and it went smooth

[DredgenSun]

For those who work with huge databases and datasets on the average PC at home, what advice do you have for software that can handle all the rows of data and out of curiosity, what CPU are you on to handle the load. I've always used the Linux CLI with basic tools like cat and grep but I'm trying out Row Zero for a 50GB CSV file, let's see how it does.

EmEditor, the best thing that makes Windows viable for data handling, as it's the BEST large dataset software going, as for processing, move into Intel CPUs, give your RAM an upgrade too

Can confirm, as of Windows I found EmEditor the only viable solution, was running on a pretty decent Ryzen 7 3700X and it went smooth

Nice! Glad it worked out sir!

[joepa]

Are the latest AMD CPU's best for Linux at the moment?

AMD is now the best for all OSs.

[DredgenSun]

Are the latest AMD CPU's best for Linux at the moment?

AMD is now the best for all OSs.

Nice! Looks like im getting an AMD

[alph4byt33]

For those who work with huge databases and datasets on the average PC at home, what advice do you have for software that can handle all the rows of data and out of curiosity, what CPU are you on to handle the load. I've always used the Linux CLI with basic tools like cat and grep but I'm trying out Row Zero for a 50GB CSV file, let's see how it does.

EmEditor, the best thing that makes Windows viable for data handling, as it's the BEST large dataset software going, as for processing, move into Intel CPUs, give your RAM an upgrade too

Thanks a lot, idk how I didn't know about it before honestly. And yeah I'm thinking on upping my RAM, 16GB nowadays seems not enough.