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My host has a limit of 1000 emails/hour on shared hosting, so I'm thinking of getting VPS.

I currently send out 5000 emails/day with an average 10kb size (using Mailman).

I'm planning on switching to sympa. I'm wondering what kind of vps specs I'd need to send 20,000 emails/day? 50,000? 100,000?

Or another way of putting it: how much volume could I handle on a VPS with 256mb ram?

How much does the email size affect matters? (I'm wondering if attachments are resource intensive).

What is more likely to be the limiting factor: memory or cpu?

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