RE: Dual-Core and Quad-Core performance question

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It all depends on your application if your application are single
threaded I doubt you would see much difference in performance from any
of these systems. You first really need to understand the types of
applications you plan to support. 


-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:redhat-list-bounces@xxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Allen, Jack
Sent: Monday, February 25, 2008 4:42 PM
To: General Red Hat Linux discussion list
Subject: Dual-Core and Quad-Core performance question

Hello: 
        Can anyone point me to some information about the performance
differences of say the following systems. 

A) 4 Single-Core CPUs running at 3.0GHz 

B) 2 Dual-Core CPUs running at 3.0GHz 

C) 1 Quad-Core CPU running at 3.0GHz 

Everything else being the same, that is 4GB of memory, disk, etc... 

        The reason I ask, is I have been told that a Dual-Core System
will only give about a 25% performance improvement over 1 Single-Core
system. That is not it is not twice as fast.

---- 
Thanks: 
Jack Allen 


        

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