On 05.02.2014 19:11, Jeff Siddall wrote:
> On 02/05/2014 11:58 AM, Steffen Schaumburg wrote:
>> Since the i7 (almost certainly) cannot have ECC memory I'd certainly
>> think twice about using that for a server, or for anything else that's
>> important for that matter. Google published a study into
On 02/05/2014 11:58 AM, Steffen Schaumburg wrote:
> Since the i7 (almost certainly) cannot have ECC memory I'd certainly
> think twice about using that for a server, or for anything else that's
> important for that matter. Google published a study into memory
> reliability and.. well, it's not pret
On 05/02/14 02:03, Joseph Bishay wrote:
>> IME the best thing you can do for an LTSP server is add RAM. You
>> probably don't need it for applications but Linux will take whatever is
>> unused and allocate it for cache and buffers, and that all turns into speed.
> I've currently got a custom built
Quoting Joseph Bishay :
>
> I've currently got a custom built i7 tower with 12 GB of ram. The
> other server is a HP Proliant with 4 GB but I can of course install
> more. The issue is that hardware for the proliant is way more
> expensive than the i7 so before I invest in it I wanted an idea i
Hello,
On Tue, Feb 4, 2014 at 5:25 PM, Jeff Siddall wrote:
> On 02/02/2014 08:55 PM, Joseph Bishay wrote:
> The issue always comes down to whether the benchmark reflects the things
> you care about on your server, and a single number for the system is
> almost certainly too general to be meaningf
On 02/02/2014 08:55 PM, Joseph Bishay wrote:
> I am trying to determine which of two servers is more suitable for
> LTSP deployment. A lot of the benchmarks I've come across were rather
> complex to run. One that was recommended to me was this neat little
> program called Geekbench.
The issue al
Hello,
I hope everyone is doing well today.
I am trying to determine which of two servers is more suitable for
LTSP deployment. A lot of the benchmarks I've come across were rather
complex to run. One that was recommended to me was this neat little
program called Geekbench.
http://www.primatela
