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Old 09-15-2005, 08:54 PM   #1
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questions about IBM x330 1U SERVER


hello, everyone! there is the question. what's the difference with"DUAL PIII 1.4GHZ CPU" and "TWO PIII 1GHZ CPU'S" thanks.
 
Old 09-16-2005, 02:03 PM   #2
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So far i think, if you use a dual processor, they will take more load. I mean a single machine with dual pross can handle more load than a single pross. But if you use two single pross machines, you'll have to set us a load balancing or clustering for getting the performance. Think, You have 4 hands instead of 2. So you can do more work. But if you have 2 hands, but you want to finish the work in the same time, you'll need another person with 2 hands for helping you. It's only a proposal.. there are many factors behind them... like RAM, HDD, RAIDs, etc...
 
  


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