Check out this new server...

[BChico]

I was pretty impressed when i saw what was in this one... Im a DBA, so i was just putting Oracle on it at the moment....

New Server

 

[ProviaFan]

Originally posted by: BChico
I was pretty impressed when i saw what was in this one... Im a DBA, so i was just putting Oracle on it at the moment....

New Server

Is that 8 Xeons, or 4 Xeons with HT?

Looks "hot" (in many ways), anyway. :thumbsup:

 

[ai42]

Look at all that unused processing power...

I'm willing to bet Quad HT setup (as little improvment HT actually gives you why would you disable it if it is there?!)

 

[imported_Kensai]

That's not bad.

 

[BChico]

Its actually 8 xenons with HT disabled... It wont be unused very soon...we are putting up a new business app for about 5000 users. I am working for a Fortune 100 company by the way...

 

[ai42]

Originally posted by: BChico
Its actually 8 xenons with HT disabled... It wont be unused very soon...we are putting up a new business app for about 5000 users. I am working for a Fortune 100 company by the way...

So the question is why disable HT when it is there?

 

[BChico]

Not exactly sure, since im not a system admin, but i think it has to do with how our particular application runs, which is why we dont want to enable HT.

 

[RichUK]

Originally posted by: ProviaFan

Originally posted by: BChico
I was pretty impressed when i saw what was in this one... Im a DBA, so i was just putting Oracle on it at the moment....

New Server

Is that 8 Xeons, or 4 Xeons with HT?

Looks "hot" (in many ways), anyway. :thumbsup:

truth

 

[BChico]

Originally posted by: RichUK

Originally posted by: ProviaFan

Originally posted by: BChico
I was pretty impressed when i saw what was in this one... Im a DBA, so i was just putting Oracle on it at the moment....

New Server

Is that 8 Xeons, or 4 Xeons with HT?

Looks "hot" (in many ways), anyway. :thumbsup:

truth

misread that post the first time...