HARDWARE SIZING REQUIRED

Hi,
I am seeking approx RAM size and CPU requirements for my productions server with following details:
1) 500-700 Active Users
2) Modules to be implemented are:
Oracle Apps modules
· Oracle General Ledger
· Oracle Receivables
· Oracle Payables
· Oracle Fixed Assets
· Oracle Cash Management
· Oracle E-Business Tax
· India Localization
· Oracle Purchasing
· Oracle Inventory
· Oracle Enterprise Asset Management
· Oracle CRM ( Marketing, Services, Sales incl Install Base)
· Oracle Business Intelligence and Oracle Discoverer
3) Current database size is 240 GB and is growing at the rate of 25GB per month.
Architecture of EBS is as :
Database on Server X
CM+ADMIN+FORMS+WEB on Server Y
Please suggest.
Thanks

Have a look at the following thread:
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