On Jan 11, 2008 2:01 PM, Manish Chakravarty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On slightly diff note, does opensolaris b78 support power management of
Intel Core2 Duo processors (Intel Centrino) ?
Sure it does.
-Aubrey
Intel OpenSolaris Team.
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Dennis,
The 8-core single processor market dominates. You also have the new
Quad-core AMD Phenom
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Dennis,
The 8-core single processor market dominates. You also have the new
Quad-core AMD Phenom which
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Dennis,
The 8-core single processor market dominates. You also have the new
Quad-core AMD Phenom which will be officially out soon and the Intel
: [osol-discuss] Will OpenSolaris work on a intel desktop
Quad processor
I am finally biting the bullet and ditching my work machine - a 9 year
old Ultra 10 - for a new system I thought I would go for the fastest
cpu
on the market.
At the risk of getting into endless
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Dennis,
The 8-core single processor
On the topic,
Does anyone know if the new Phenom (Quad core AMD brand) chips will
have the same power stepping issues as the X2 AMD chips do? Are any of
the newer AMD X2 chip revisions going to fix this issue?
The 0x10 chips (aka Quad Core/Phenom) will have a CPU frequency
independent
I'm using SXCE b78, but awaiting SXCE b80+ for heavy
server load performance testing using the Intel QX9650
processor.
Ken Mays
about 99% of all software available today is
programmed to run on a single core processor - Sander
Sassen (Oct 20, 2006)
about 99% of all software available today is
programmed to run on a single core processor - Sander
Sassen (Oct 20, 2006)
It may well be true, especially if you count by applications. But
most applications won't benefit from multi-threading.
Most of the heavy applications I actually
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Subject: Re: [osol-discuss] Will OpenSolaris work on a intel desktop Quad
processor
Dennis,
The 8-core single processor market dominates. You also have the new Quad-core
AMD Phenom which will be officially out soon and the Intel Q6700 processor. A
dual
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Dennis,
The 8-core single processor market dominates. You also have the new
Quad
I am finally biting the bullet and ditching my work machine - a 9 year
old Ultra 10 - for a new system I thought I would go for the fastest cpu
on the market. I already have OpenSolaris running on Core™2 Duo box.
It may sound a silly question, since Solaris does run on Quad-Core Intel
Xeon,
Have you seen the Ultra 24 just released by Sun based on Core 2.
http://www.internetnews.com/ent-news/article.php/3706611ers :)
So I think the question whether it will work or not may boil down to
individual device driv
-Ghee
Andrew Watkins wrote:
I am finally biting the bullet and ditching my
I am finally biting the bullet and ditching my work machine - a 9 year
old Ultra 10 - for a new system I thought I would go for the fastest cpu
on the market.
At the risk of getting into endless loops of debates about fast I just
have to ask why you think that is the fastest processor in the
It may sound a silly question, since Solaris does run
on Quad-Core Intel
Xeon, so therefore OpenSolaris should work aswell.
But, how about the
plain Intel® Core™2 Quad processor for desktop. I
guess there should
not be any difference on the software side between
the Intel Xeon and
Dennis, there are no quad core Opterons... (yet)
On 10/24/07, Dennis Clarke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am finally biting the bullet and ditching my work machine - a 9 year
old Ultra 10 - for a new system I thought I would go for the fastest cpu
on the market.
At the risk of getting
Brandorr wrote:
Dennis, there are no quad core Opterons... (yet)
Yes there are, just google for amd Barcelona.
Ian
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into those Quad processors for
commodity sake...
~ Ken
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Dennis,
The 8-core single processor market dominates. You also have the new Quad-core
AMD Phenom
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