Getting the Most PPD out of my 40 Cores
Posted: Sat Feb 11, 2012 9:22 am
All,
Would like some help with configuration of the V7 Client with my team of servers I would like to put through their paces. They are all running Windows 2008 x64... I know Linux would be better at the task. I seem to have only been able to get an x86 version of the v7 Client to install as it installs to the x86 Program files area. So I have the following at my disposal for a few weeks;
2 of the following servers; (These register as only 20CPU's in the client)
4 x 10 Core Xeon e7-4870 2.4Ghz (40 Physical Cores, 80 Logical HT)
512GB Ram
1 of the following (This Registers as 32CPU's in the client)
2 x 10 Core Xeon e7-4870 2.4Ghz (40 Physical Cores, 80 Logical HT)
256Gb Ram
3 of the following (Registers as 24CPU's in the Client, which is right)
2 x Xeon x5680 3.33Ghz
64Gb Ram
So is anyone out there that can help me configure this to chew through the CPU's to give them a workout?
Thanks
Would like some help with configuration of the V7 Client with my team of servers I would like to put through their paces. They are all running Windows 2008 x64... I know Linux would be better at the task. I seem to have only been able to get an x86 version of the v7 Client to install as it installs to the x86 Program files area. So I have the following at my disposal for a few weeks;
2 of the following servers; (These register as only 20CPU's in the client)
4 x 10 Core Xeon e7-4870 2.4Ghz (40 Physical Cores, 80 Logical HT)
512GB Ram
1 of the following (This Registers as 32CPU's in the client)
2 x 10 Core Xeon e7-4870 2.4Ghz (40 Physical Cores, 80 Logical HT)
256Gb Ram
3 of the following (Registers as 24CPU's in the Client, which is right)
2 x Xeon x5680 3.33Ghz
64Gb Ram
So is anyone out there that can help me configure this to chew through the CPU's to give them a workout?
Thanks