Oracle 10g in Solairs 10 vs Windwos 2003

Hi
We are planning to install oracle 10g, due to buget limit, we may buy wintel machine to install oracle DB, the DB around 300G, I want to know that the performance on Solairs 10 is better ? or windows 2003(64bit) still ok to handle the large DB? If we are using win2003(64bit), it will have some bug or unknown issues?
Thanks

due to buget limit, we may buy wintel machine to install oracle
DB, the DB around 300G,The amount of storage it will consume is certainly not the only thing you need to consider when choosing a "platform". But since you already have a budget and also a call for wintel machines maybe there is not so much you can do now...
I want to know that the
performance on Solairs 10 is better ?Better than what?
or windows
2003(64bit) still ok to handle the large DB?If properly sized, setup, and managed, I'm sure it will have the potential.
it will have some bug or unknown issues?What is on your mind here?
If you ask me, any software (or firmware or hardware) will have some bug or unknown issue - that is sort of the big business plan.

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