FreshPrinceOfBellAir
Limp Gawd
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Just wondering which will give better performance in multi-threaded apps?
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.::MAGE::. said:Reading several benchmarks the Opterons single cores and dual cores flat out waste the X2's. The X2's aren't shabby but they aren't as good as the opteron or close enough to be a cheap version overclocked or not.
robberbaron said:Which benchmarks are you referring to? A dual core Opteron is identical to an X2.
robberbaron said:Which benchmarks are you referring to? A dual core Opteron is identical to an X2.
.::MAGE::. said:Techreport and a few others which I don't have links to since I am at work and my comp is powered down at home so I can't nab em .
The X2's benchmark wise did OK but the Opterons clearly performed better. I can't remember if it was the two single cores beating two dual cores or vice versa but the X2's did outdo the Xeons lol.
.::MAGE::. said:http://techreport.com/reviews/2005q2/opteron-x75/index.x?pg=1
googled one but if I remember when I get home in 3 hours or so I will link the others.
the two are identical for all practical purposes. the real difference we see here is the efficiency of a dual core platform vs a dual cpu platform. way less latency between cpu's.. though when it comes to bandwidth and memory happy apps, dual cpu will win because of NUMA.::MAGE::. said:Yea I wasn't dismissing the X2 as crap but then again opterons on a tailored motherboard for servers should perform better
.::MAGE::. said:Reading several benchmarks the Opterons single cores and dual cores flat out waste the X2's. The X2's aren't shabby but they aren't as good as the opteron or close enough to be a cheap version overclocked or not.
id be happy with either if anyone wants to send one my way(cf)Eclipse said:the two are identical for all practical purposes. the real difference we see here is the efficiency of a dual core platform vs a dual cpu platform. way less latency between cpu's.. though when it comes to bandwidth and memory happy apps, dual cpu will win because of NUMA
KoolDrew said: