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Server Consolidation Using Quad-Core Processors
White Paper The quad-core processors were also 34 percent faster than the Dual-Core Intel Xeon processor 5148 running the same consolidated workloads, with workload completion times remaining much more uniform and predictable as the number of workloads... [14 May 2008]
Optimizing Virtualized Data Centers
White Paper Intel's top-end dual core based 2-way and 4-way platforms provide significant increases in the ability to run VM workloads.way platforms can support 87 percent and 4-ways up to 140 percent more VM workloads than the entry, single core configurations. [26 Apr 2008]
Server Consolidation Using Quad-Core Processors
White Paper The quadcore processors were also 34 percent faster than the Dual-Core Intel Xeon processor 5148 running the same consolidated workloads, with workload completion times remaining much more uniform and predictable as the number of workloads increased. [28 Mar 2008]
Scalable Performance for Server Consolidation in Virtualized Environments
White Paper In Intel IT tests, a four-socket server based on the Quad-Core Intel Xeon processor 7300 series demonstrated scalable, predictable performance with up to 32 consolidated server workloads in Virtual Machines (VMs). [29 Feb 2008]
Memory Sizing for Server Virtualization
White Paper For workloads of this size, we believe that we can achieve high consolidation ratios of up to 15-20 to 1 using low-cost dual-socket virtualization hosts based on quad-core processors. We based this decision on extensive analysis of maximum physical... [06 Sep 2007]
Redefining the Entry-Server Landscape With HP Integrity rx3600 and rx6600 Servers
White Paper CIOs acknowledge that this evolving IT environment requires better alignment of workloads with available system capacity, making virtualization and consolidation - even in the entry server space - a necessity. [27 Sep 2006]
Performance of the IBM System p5 520, 550 and 550Q
White Paper The IBM System p5 520, 550 and 550Q are the latest IBM POWER5 processor-based servers designed for commercial and high performance compute-intensive workloads. The p5-520 and p5-550 servers are 2-way and 4-way Dual-Chip Module systems running at... [05 Apr 2006]
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