[olug] OT-CPU Benchmarks

Craig Wolf cjwolf at mpsomaha.org
Tue Feb 24 15:49:14 UTC 2004


You're a nut Rod!

Craig Wolf
Linux Web Server Support
Desktop/Network Specialist
402-894-6283

>>> rhurley at tmvgas.com 02/23/04 16:46 PM >>>
The following statement is entirely fictional.  Please do not try this
at home.  

We always fire up both servers and run around the server cage 5 times
and see which one boots up first, then subtract the time in seconds
between the faster one and the slower one, and divide that into the
number of heartbeats you have in 15 seconds.  It won't give you a number
that means anything but 2 things are certain:  1.)  The number will
change with your age, and 2.)  you will probably fall down somewhere
along the way, and your boss doesn't want worker's comp claims, so tell
him to buck up and shell out the dough for the new stuff. 

I tried Sisoft's Sandra software.  Awful for processor tests.  Ok for
system stuff.  Don't know of anything else I like much either.

Rod Hurley
PC Specialist
Tenaska Marketing Ventures
ph:  402-758-6187
cell: 402-981-9561
fx:   402-758-6275
rhurley at tmvgas.com


>>> thelarsons3 at cox.net 02/23/04 04:32PM >>>
dthacker9 at cox.net wrote:

>I've been asked to get the specs for a Solaris server that we are
looking at replacing.  I'm looking for a benchmark that would allow me
to make a meaningful comparison of the processing power of hte SPARC
chips in this 5 year old server vs today's Intel/AMD/PPC chips.  Has
anyone found a benchmark that they would consider accurate for this type
of comparison?
>
>TIA
>Dave Thacker
>  
>

You mean, something better than bogomips?  :)

Tim


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