[Beowulf] Re: typical latencies for gigabit ethernet
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Scott Atchley atchley at myri.comMon Jun 29 11:04:50 PDT 2009
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On Jun 29, 2009, at 1:44 PM, Scott Atchley wrote: >> Right, and that's what I did before, with sensible results I thought. >> Repeating it now on Centos 5.2 and OpenSuSE 10.3, it doesn't behave >> sensibly, and I don't know what's different from the previous SuSE >> results apart, probably, from the minor kernel version. If I set >> rx-frames=0, I see this: >> >> rx-usec latency (µs) >> 20 34.6 >> 12 26.3 >> 6 20.0 >> 1 14.8 >> >> whereas if I just set rx-frames=1, I get 14.7 µs, roughly >> independently >> of rx-usec. (Those figures are probably ±∼0.2µs.) > > That is odd. I have only tested with Intel e1000 and our myri10ge > Ethernet driver. The Intel driver does not let you specify value > other than certain settings (0, 25, etc.). The myri10ge driver does > allow you to specify any value. > > Your results may be specific to that driver. As Patrick kindly pointed out, you are using rx-frames and not rx- usec. They are not equivalent. Scott
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