Hi,
last month I've read a unisys paper with benchmark tests compared between
8-way and 16-way systems. I'm sorry but I don't find this paper right now,
maybe google is helpful.
The benchmarks were done with vmware and showed a big benefit on 16-way.
As far as I remember the 8-way system held 12 vm's, the 16-way
system 128 (!) (limit of vmware) vm's, with each scenario at about 60%-70%
overall cpu utilization.
I think this was done on ES7000/one.
cheers
Stephan
Mark Weinem schrieb:
Hello,
Are quad core systems generally preferable (over dual core
systems)?
I know it's advisable to run the Dom0 seperately on its own CPU/Core But
will DomUs generally benefit from multi-core seperation as well? This is
not about multiprocessor-adjusted applications but about the general
performance and usability of the DomUs (with a typical "Desktop" board
like the "Intel DQ35JO" and with all the Domains on one single harddrive).
Thanks & best regards, Mark Weinem
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