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Two of these arrived today...

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They are servers. Two Dells with 2 of these CPUs each in them. 48 threads of nothing for now. They will be used as VM hosts some time early next year. For now, they are "testbeds".

These are for work btw, I'm no Rockefeller
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My guess would be 60k ppd each, on the good bigadv units.
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I'll let you know.
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Edit: It's 1% finished with a P6900. This is my first time running -bigadv so I have no idea what a good WU is. It says 46k PPD so far. My other server (just changed it to -bigadv today) with 14 cores folding a P2686 is at 41k PPD.
 
I'll let you know.
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Edit: It's 1% finished with a P6900. This is my first time running -bigadv so I have no idea what a good WU is. It says 46k PPD so far. My other server (just changed it to -bigadv today) with 14 cores folding a P2686 is at 41k PPD.

Yeah, 6900 is the best one. 46K ppd does seem a bit low to me..I expected at least 50k-60k. Is that server using all 24 cores or 14 like the other one?

Edit: actually that might be about right. Most ppd numbers I come across are with heavily overclocked Xeons (3.8+). So the 5650 @ stock getting 46k ppd is probably about normal.
 
Yeah, 6900 is the best one. 46K ppd does seem a bit low to me..I expected at least 50k-60k. Is that server using all 24 cores or 14 like the other one?

All 24. Maybe the estimate will get better after it does a few more percent.
 
Before I left they were both sitting at 55k PPD each. We'll see if it's the same in the morning.
 
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