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AMD launches quad-core Shanghai processors

This is an exciting time for our partner, AMD, as they launch their newest family of processors, and HP is pleased that our ProLiant portfolio will offer new capabilities computing to customers of all sizes. The new "Shanghai" products (Quad...

Published 11-17-2008 1:47 AM by aimeeschoaf

Filed under: servers, x86, BladeSystem, ProLiant, multi-core processor, AMD
I received a new HPC Multi-core server today – How to measure the power usage

Given that it is important to measure power usage and correlate it to application performance, how do you measure the power? We use 2 different methods - one for rack-mounted servers and another for blade servers. The rack-mounted servers do not provide...

Published 11-12-2008 12:38 AM by d-field

Filed under: HPC, power, servers, management, BladeSystem, ProLiant, multi-core processor, performance measurement
I received a new HPC Multi-core server today - Initial performance testing

After the operating system boots on a new server model, it's time to start performance testing. I'm hoping to get some comments on this, since there are many different ways to proceed. Personally, I am not a fan of industry standard benchmarks...

Published 10-01-2008 11:15 PM by d-field

Filed under: HPC, servers, BladeSystem, ProLiant, multi-core processor, performance measurement
I received a new HPC Multi-core server today!

About this blog series - This is the 1 st posting of a series which describes the experiences of engineers who test the performance of HPC servers and server clusters at HP. My name is Dave Field. I lead an engineering group at HP - we measure the performance...

Published 09-23-2008 7:16 PM by d-field

Filed under: HPC, servers, BladeSystem, ProLiant, multi-core processor, performance measurement

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I received a new HPC Multi-core server today!