Introducing "SUN MICROSYSTEMS x64 Servers"

[treshkovian]

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hello guys!

i would like to introduce you the the coolest and fastest server in the world of technology today :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

introducing Sun Microsystems' SUN FIRE X64 Servers, carrying the processor bloodline of AMD OPTERON processors... with sizes of 1U and 2U rack-mountable servers. :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

for more info you can visit www.sun.com.

or you can email me @ ..... renato@e-infonet.com

[EarlZ]

Posting benchmarks for a similar system using intel processors would be a good selling point for the "fastest" server

[butitoy]

Posting benchmarks for a similar system using intel processors would be a good selling point for the "fastest" server

right!

lets see hows does ur sun performs in comparison with intel " Harpertown " powered systems.

it wud be a very interested read then...

Kudos to u!

[treshkovian]

right!

lets see hows does ur sun performs in comparison with intel " Harpertown " powered systems.

it wud be a very interested read then...

Kudos to u!

ok.. well, its not just Sun Microsystems is carrying amd processors but also their very own SPARC Processors, which i think even the 2 leading processor companies (intel and amd) are not even worth comparing to. Anyways, ill post some benchmark for AMD and Intel..

[Darbsus]

Yah Sparc processor is fast......
A Big company here in cebu is using it already

[EarlZ]

ok.. well, its not just Sun Microsystems is carrying amd processors but also their very own SPARC Processors, which i think even the 2 leading processor companies (intel and amd) are not even worth comparing to. Anyways, ill post some benchmark for AMD and Intel..

If im not mistaken SPARC processors are not multipurpose right, they only run on a limited number of codes that is built for them.. unlike the x86 platform that AMD/Intel has to offer.

[treshkovian]

yah somewhat it is proprietary ,SPARC machines have generally used Sun's SunOS or Solaris Operating Systems, but other operating systems it can NEXTSTEP, RTEMS, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, and Linux.

but it in the contrary, is it running under the most stable and efficient OS's. :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

[Darbsus]

[1] SAP Sales and Distribution (SD) standard SAP ERP 2004/2005 application benchmark: Sun SPARC Enterprise M8000 (16-way, 16 processors, 32 cores, 64 threads) 7,300 users, 16 2.40 GHz SPARC64 VI, 256 GB, Oracle 10g, Solaris 10, Cert. 2007026, Sun Fire E6900 (24-way, 24 processors, 48 cores, 48 threads) 6,160 users, 24 1950 MHz UltraSPARC IV+, 96 GB, Oracle 10g, Solaris 10, Cert 2007023. HP Integrity Superdome-16 (16-way, 16 processors, 32 cores, 64 threads), 5,600 users, 16 1.6 GHz Dual-Core Intel Itanium 2 9050, 256 GB, SQL Server 2005, Windows Server 2003 Datacenter Edition, Cert. 2006090; IBM p5 570 (16-way, 16 processors, 16 cores, 32 threads), 5,520 users, 16 2.2 GHz POWER5+, 128 GB, DB2 UDB 8.2.2, AIX 5.3, Cert. 2006044; IBM p5 595 (64-way, 64 processors, 64 cores, 128 threads), 23,456 users, 64 2.3 GHz POWER5+, 512 GB, DB2 9, AIX 5.3, Cert. 2006045. SAP, R/3

[Tin_Tin]

SPARC is expensive.... diba ang sunfire x64 nga servers kay entry level ra mana sa sun bay...? correct me if im wrong...

[treshkovian]

SPARC is expensive.... diba ang sunfire x64 nga servers kay entry level ra mana sa sun bay...? correct me if im wrong...

yahhh,, quiet expensive.. heheheh

and your right, sunfire x64 servers are entry-level servers...