Thanks, would this work?PantherX wrote:One SMP Client should work. If you want, you can break it down into:bcavnaugh wrote:...Should I run ONE SMP Client on all 64 Cores or break them down to 4 Clients 16 Cores each (1 CPU) or down to 8 Cores and 8 Clients?...
1) 24 CPUs
2) 16 CPUs
3) 12 CPUs
4) 8 CPUs
5) 4 CPUs
The reason for the above breakdown is that some SMP Projects are limited to 12 CPUs or 16 CPUs, etc. The reason is that they can't scale up to bigger values since the atom count is too small or some other factors. With the above breakdown, you cover a huge range of SMP Projects.
1) 24 CPUs client-type=bigadv / max-packet-size=big
2) 16 CPUs client-type=bigadv / max-packet-size=big OR only client-type=advanced
3) 12 CPUs client-type=advanced
4) 8 CPUs client-type=advanced
5) 4 CPUs client-type=advanced
Or should I keep them all only client-type=advanced or put nothing in?
Thanks