P.V.Anthony, mused, then expounded:
>
> When is Barcelona coming out? Would it be expensive because it is new
> and a true 4 core chip?
>
Initial ship in about two months. It'll cost more, but get the Socket F
aka 1207 pin socket if you go AMD.
> From reading the posts, it seems that memory i
On this day, 03-August-2007 11:39 AM, Nuitari wrote:
If you are going to do a lot of virtual servers then you'd probably want
to wait for the Barcelona chips.
What kind of loads do you expect?
Currently running on Supermicro 1U Pentium 4 2.8mhz with hyper threading
for about two years. The
Thank you very much for sharing.
P.V.Anthony
At the end of the day, what will matter is the amount of traffic and the
efficiency of the applications.
If you are just serving static webpages, a pentium 1 would be enough.
If you are going to do a lot of virtual servers then you'd probably wan
On this day, 02-August-2007 10:27 PM, Bob Sanders wrote:
P.V.Anthony, mused, then expounded:
I must say that I love the intel drivers for the network and sata. If
only amd has some chip sets for their own cpus and good open source
drivers for their chip sets. Intel has that covered and I think
Thank you very much for sharing.
P.V.Anthony
On this day, 03-August-2007 1:41 AM, Steve Herber wrote:
The point of Unix has always been to manage resources. In the old days,
where you only had a single CPU, the kernel had to time share among all
the different processes. The ps command shows
P.V.Anthony, mused, then expounded:
>
> I must say that I love the intel drivers for the network and sata. If
> only amd has some chip sets for their own cpus and good open source
> drivers for their chip sets. Intel has that covered and I think the
> intel drivers are open source.
>
It's more
On this day, 02-August-2007 4:58 PM, Pascal BERTIN wrote:
P.V.Anthony a écrit :
Apps.
1. Gentoo linux 64bit
2. Apache 2
3. MySql
4. Postgres
5. Qmail
6. Pure-ftpd
7. Mod_perl
8. php
9. ruby
aren't you forgetting the app that you will run the most :
emerge.
This one will really benefit fr
P.V.Anthony a écrit :
>
> Apps.
> 1. Gentoo linux 64bit
> 2. Apache 2
> 3. MySql
> 4. Postgres
> 5. Qmail
> 6. Pure-ftpd
> 7. Mod_perl
> 8. php
> 9. ruby
>
aren't you forgetting the app that you will run the most :
emerge.
This one will really benefit from quad core, and during time where you
P.V.Anthony skrev:
Hi,
Need some more advice.
Now the question is, is it better to go with 2 core or 4 core?
Hi,
Are you absolutely certain that your server can even max out cpu-wise?
I've found in 99.99% of the cases it's usually other problems; not
enough ram, io or simply wrongly configu
P.V.Anthony, mused, then expounded:
> Hi,
>
> Need some more advice.
>
> Now the question is, is it better to go with 2 core or 4 core?
>
> The reason for this question is, that I heard there is a diminishing
> return with more cores. Not sure if this is true with kernel 2.6.21 and
> running a
On this day, 01-August-2007 11:27 PM, Wil Reichert wrote:
Whether a dual core will work well for your situation completely
depends on the load and usage patterns. Is this for a server or
development machine? Whatever you do, DO NOT buy a pentium 4 dual
core.
This is for a web and email serv
On 8/1/07, P.V.Anthony <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Need some more advice.
>
> Now the question is, is it better to go with 2 core or 4 core?
>
> The reason for this question is, that I heard there is a diminishing
> return with more cores. Not sure if this is true with kernel 2.6.21 and
>
Hi,
Need some more advice.
Now the question is, is it better to go with 2 core or 4 core?
The reason for this question is, that I heard there is a diminishing
return with more cores. Not sure if this is true with kernel 2.6.21 and
running at 64bit.
The server needed to built is for the foll
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