
Performance of HP ProLiant DL585 G5 server with Quad-Core AMD Opteron processors (2.5 GHz) in a 64-bit HP SBC environment Executive summary...
Table 4. System configurations (continued) Server Configuration Variety of Intel Pentium®-based Compaq Evo workstations (600 MHz – 2.533 GHz), each w
Table 5. System summary for the HP ProLiant DL585 G5 server (continued) Component Description Total physical memory 32,765.62 MB Available physical m
Perfmon values HP ran a series of performance tests using scripts based on the Heavy, Medium, and Light User profiles. Figure 3 shows the test results
Canary times Figure 4 shows sample results for the HP ProLiant DL585 G5 server running a typical canary script. Individual user response times are sho
Test analysis summary Figure 5 summarizes the optimal numbers of users supported by the HP ProLiant DL585 G5 server. Figure 5. Optimal numbers of u
Note: In the event of an I/O bottleneck, you should tune the disk subsystem, decrease the number of users or applications, or add memory to the serve
Appendix A – Using Microsoft Windows Server 2003 x64 Editions Microsoft offers high-performance platforms for 64-bit applications with continued suppo
Appendix B – SBC solution sizing As with any laboratory benchmark, the performance metrics quoted in this performance brief are idealized. In a produ
Figure B-1. The sizer’s Application Selection screen Based on information provided by the customer, the sizer can provide a quick, consistent mecha
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Executive summary Important: This document describes a performance characterization performed utilizing the HP 64-bit test harness, which incorporates
Introduction The HP ProLiant DL585 G5 server (shown in Figure 1) is ideal for multi-threaded, multi-tasked environments, high-performance computing, a
AMD Dual Dynamic Power Management Without compromising performance, AMD Dual Dynamic Power Management functionality allows each processor to maximize
This section provides more information on test tools, user profiles and test scenarios. Test tools To facilitate the placement and management of simul
User profiles To simulate typical workloads in this environment, HP used scripts based on the Heavy, Medium, and Light User profiles described in Tabl
Test scenarios For the Heavy User type, HP initiated testing by running the appropriate script with a group of 15 simulated users. Start times were st
Test topology Figure 2 illustrates the HP SBC test environment. Figure 2. The tested environment Note: Test environments such as that shown in Fi
Configurations Table 4 summarizes the configurations of servers and clients used in the test environment. Table 4. System configurations Server Conf
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