We have a new Sun x4600 box: 8-way quad-core (for 32 cores) for testing - it
uses the new AMD Barcelona CPUs. :-)
Cheers
Ken
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Edward E. Ziots
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Wouldn't RAM come into play also? Are you going to be able to put in
enough RAM wit
: Thursday, May 15, 2008 8:41 PM
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Windows Server works on the sockets in the machine. Not the cores.
If you have one/two/four physical sockets, it doesn't matter how many
cores each CPU has - you need to use the ve
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> Again I got the licensing stuff down, I need to know physically what
> Windows wi
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Windows will use all available cores, regardless of the version.
If you have dual quad cores, it's still only two processors, and that's
what defines the Windows version you buy, even though windows s
"Ziots, Edward" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 05/15/2008 12:41:56 PM:
> LOL try a Quad Quad Core with 32GB of RAM, that is sic :)
I do. :-) In an active-active SQL cluster, at that (HP DL580 G5s). And we
have another one coming in, do run some sort of SAS Business Intelligence
software (not real
It will see 8 and use 8. Same goes for the 16.
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Again I got the licensing stuff down, I need to
Issues
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I just put together a dual quad core SQL server with 8 GB RAM running
SQL
2005.. dang!
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Windows will use all available cores, regardless of the version.
If you have dual quad cores, it's still only two processors, and that's
what
defines the Windows version you buy, even though windows sees 8
proce
I have a dual quad core running windows 2003 standard. MSINFO32 and task
manager show 8 cpus. All 8 CPUs are being used.
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I just put together a dual quad core SQL server with 8 GB RAM running SQL
2005.. dang!
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Correct. We
Same thing I been told also.. based on physical processors.
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I have had one Microsoft Licensing
e MVP
http://TheEssentialExchange.com
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So basically if I am reading you correctly, if I had Dual
, 2008 11:31 AM
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It will utilize based on SOCKETS. If you have a quad-core two processor
machine, that's still SQL standard.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms143760(SQL.100).aspx
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Again I got the licensing stuff down, I need to know physically what
Windows will see, and utilize.
I am getting more and more Quad-Core (2 and 4 Processor) machines and I
want to make sure that I am ordering and sp
. Ziots
Network Engineer
Lifespan Organization
MCSE,MCSA,MCP,Security+,Network+,CCA
Phone: 401-639-3505
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From: Michael B. Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I have had one Microsoft Licensing person tell me, not put in writing or
email that it is based on the Physical Processor. Not the number of
cores on that processor, so 4 quad core processors are
t: RE: Processor Cores, and Windows Version questions
I have had one Microsoft Licensing person tell me, not put in writing or
email that it is based on the Physical Processor. Not the number of
cores on that processor, so 4 quad core processors are still only a
4-processor system for licensing purposes.
No.
Windows licensing cares about SOCKETS, not cores.
Regards,
Michael B. Smith
MCSE/Exchange MVP
http://TheEssentialExchange.com
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From: Ziots, Edward [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I have had one Microsoft Licensing person tell me, not put in writing or
email that it is based on the Physical Processor. Not the number of
cores on that processor, so 4 quad core processors are still only a
4-processor system for licensing purposes. Now I am still not sure
that is the case, an
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