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24 Core Dunnington System Tested |
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Written by Chris Tom
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Wednesday, 01 October 2008 08:13 |
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The Inquirer benchmarked a 4 way Dunnington system from Intel which means 24 cores were in use. Well, OK, still better than going through FSB or memory, as you can see from the further four-fold latency jump when doing that. And that memory bandwidth number looks a bit low compared to the Opterons, but then the humongous caches cover quite a bit of that data traffic here.
For some reason, the multi-core traffic as measured by Sandra 2009 is somewhat slower than on the old 65nm Clovertown Xeon with the four-core, dual-die shared FSB. The graph curve stays in the similar shape though, which is notable.
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