Optimizing DataGrip Performance on the Best i5 Laptop for Database Management

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Hello, IntelliJ community!

I’ve recently started using DataGrip for managing and querying databases, and it's been a fantastic experience so far. The robust features and smooth integration with different databases make it a go-to tool for database professionals. However, I’m curious about getting the most out of it in terms of performance optimization on mid-range laptops.

I’ve noticed that when running complex queries or managing larger datasets, the performance can sometimes dip a bit. This led me to wonder about ideal hardware setups, particularly when choosing a development laptop. For anyone here who primarily uses DataGrip, what would you say are the key system specifications for optimal performance without breaking the bank?

Specifically, I’m looking into options with the best i5 laptop configurations that balance CPU power, RAM, and SSD speed to keep query execution times fast and ensure smooth multitasking. While high-end CPUs are great, I believe well-optimized mid-range laptops can also deliver impressive results when paired with sufficient memory and storage performance.

I’d love to hear any tips or experiences you might have for enhancing performance on laptops while using DataGrip. For example, have changes in IDE settings, caching optimizations, or adjusting memory configurations made a noticeable difference for you?

Lastly, I really appreciate how supportive this community is and want to give a shout-out to IntelliJ Support https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/ for being such a valuable resource. Their insights on performance tuning have often been a game-changer for me.

Looking forward to your advice and suggestions!

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Hi Gabriella Browne,

I’ve noticed that when running complex queries or managing larger datasets, the performance can sometimes dip a bit.

Could you provide more details about the performance issues you're encountering? Is it a long execution time, high CPU usage, high memory consumption, or something else? The solution may vary depending on the problem.

We have the Report performance issues article, which describes what additional information could help analyze different performance problems, along with some general recommendations. You may want to collect the relevant data and logs from Help > Collect Logs and Diagnostic Data, upload them to https://uploads.jetbrains.com/, and let us know the upload ID so we can analyze the logs and provide more specific recommendations.

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