[Beowulf] XEON power variations
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Tom Rockwell rockwell at pa.msu.eduTue Sep 15 12:45:29 PDT 2009
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Hi, Intel assigns the same power consumption to different clockspeeds of L, E, X series XEON. All L series have the same rating, all E series etc. So, taking their numbers, the fastest of each type will always have the best performance per watt. And there is no power consumption penalty for buying the fastest clockspeed of each type. Vendor's power calculators reflect this (dell.com/calc for example). To me this seems like marketing simplification... Anybody know any different, e.g. have you seen other numbers from vendors or tested systems yourself? Is the power consumption of a system with an E5502 CPU really the same as one with an E5540? Thanks, Tom Rockwell
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