Sizing consideration for KM implementation

I am implementing KM using SAP Netweaver EP 6.0.
The requirement is to build a Document Management System, where users will be uploading huge files.
I m keeping the persisstence mode of the CM Repositories as DB.
Please let me know what are the Sizing consideration for this implemenation. By Sizing i mean sizing of resources like DB, File system, etc.

Consider change the DB Mode to DBFS.
The DB Mode privileges write operations, but read operations are poor for large documents. Will be better for you use DBFS. But, read the restrictions of this mode and the way you must implement it!
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70ehp2/helpdata/en/62/468698a8e611d5993600508b6b8b11/frameset.htm

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