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Hey I want to store a name value collection in Cache for every new user. i will keep on modifying it according to user visits the page. at a time approx 5 thousand user access the site. Now the problem is if I use HashTable it takes gr8 amount of memory and space. currently i am using SortedList. Does somebody know if i have any better choice than SortedList

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