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Keith Sauvant wrote:
Hi Group,
I have a new dedicated mysql 4.0.5 server running redhat 8.0 that we
are testing.
The new server is a dual Intel Xeon 2.4GHZ with hyperthreading
enabled, so Linux
thinks there are 4 cpu's rather than the 2 re
If the OS can use hyperthreading, fortunately, benchmarks are showing that
there's no preformance hits because of overhead created trying to keep
resource contention down. This is good! So if your system _can_ support
hyperthreading, leaving it on won't hurt, if it doesn't improve your
system's per
Hi Group,
> I have a new dedicated mysql 4.0.5 server running redhat 8.0 that we
are testing.
> The new server is a dual Intel Xeon 2.4GHZ with hyperthreading
enabled, so Linux
> thinks there are 4 cpu's rather than the 2 real CPU's.
I have a similar hardware running mysql 3.23.52 on linux. In
We're running a 4x1.6Ghz Xeon box. Linux reports 8 procs. We've been
running MySQL on it for a couple months now in production under a good load.
Database sits around 60GB with anywhere from 200-800 concurrent connections.
Both InnoDB and MyISAM types are used and we're not having a single proble
