What roles are more RAM hungry in Windows 2008 R2 Server?

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I am testing several servers in lab environment and I am wondering what is more memory hungry. a DC01 with AD on or a MEM01 with several roles installed such as DHCP, VPN, deployment etc

Is Active directory more demanding then the others you think?

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