them both, like SQL server. I was
running Win2k, CFMX, SQL Server 2k on the one machine and I found a
significant improvement across the board.
Gav
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From: Claremont, Timothy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 05 October 2004 16:50
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Naïve Dual Processo
i agree... opterons are good too but we decided on xeons because we
simply found them to be pretty stable since we started using them when
they first came out and stuck with them that's all.. heck even the g5 I
have (for my creative side =) is good too but man are they LOL
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Lawrence Ng wrote:
>if u can invest in xeon processors.. they are worth the money imho. =)
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Due to the system architecture, you are better off with an Opertorn
system for multi-processor work, particularly for I/O (which really
sucks on Xeons in comparison). Take a look at AnandTech for th
You'll have to run some tests to find out for sure, but it won't be 100% faster, due to processor synchronization overhead.
One thing to watch out for, your second processor may not be fully compatible with your current one, so you might have to go through a couple to find one that works. Intel r
Claremont, Timothy wrote:
>The mobo is upgradable to dual processors, and the processors are pretty cheap for such a vintage machine.
>What kind of performance benefit can I expect from this upgrade in a typical intranet CF project with LOTS of queries?
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You will gain some CPU improvements bu
depending on your budget, timeline and importance of the app and its
intended usersr, I'd forget about that project...
I know someone who had dual 800 running with 1gb of ram and only with
win2K and performance was slow. Its running cfmx. Better to buy dual 2.6
or 2.8 at this time. if u can inves
, Timothy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, 5 October 2004 11:50
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Naïve Dual Processor Question
Our test server is a lowly Compaq ProLiant 1600 single processor 450 MHZ
machine with 512 mb of RAM, which will soon be upgraded to it's max of 1 GB
of RAM.
The mo
Our test server is a lowly Compaq ProLiant 1600 single processor 450 MHZ machine with 512 mb of RAM, which will soon be upgraded to it's max of 1 GB of RAM.
The mobo is upgradable to dual processors, and the processors are pretty cheap for such a vintage machine.
What kind of performance benefit
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