Suns Fire V40z im Test

AnandTech hat Suns Fire V40z 4-Way Opteron 850 Server einigen servertypischen Tests <A HREF="http://www.anandtech.com/systems/showdoc.aspx?i=2354" TARGET="b">unterzogen</A>.<UL><I>"Sun has a speed daemon on their hands, and they know it. Sun was very quick to announce the next generation V40z (4 x Opteron 852, 8GB PC-3200) that set more than half a dozen performance records at LinuxWorld last week."</I></UL><UL><I>"Things are just starting to get really interesting at Sun, and at AMD. Sun&#8217;s Galaxy 8-way Opteron servers will soon be upon us, but in the meantime, we are already hearing about V40z configurations with dual core Opterons. Obviously, a dual core V40z &#8211; which is already dual core ready &#8211; will give Sun the only 3U, 8-way Opteron that we&#8217;ve heard of. Between dual core Opterons and continual improvements on the 90nm Opteron steppings, server administrators have a lot to look forward to this year."</I></UL><b>Links zum Thema:</b>
<a href="http://www.sun.com/servers/entry/v40z/index.jsp" target="b">Sun Fire V40z Server</a>

ja was jetzt... opteron 850 oder 852?

850er im Test, aber 852er (oder andere 8xx) gehen natürlich genauso, geworben wird dann eben mit der dicksten Konfig.