number of cores

SAP and TPC benchmarks do not require hardware vendors to list the number of cores that were used when publishing their results.

For simplicity, these examples do not consider the number of cores on the processor.

As a quad core vs dual core comparison would prove, greater number of cores can immensely boost computing speeds.

Surprisingly, stability, processor type, and number of cores weren't mentioned as motivating factors in the swap.

The power a multi-core processor based server consumes is enormous. This increases with the number of cores.

Each node is automatically configured for the hardware it is running on, including the number of cores.

First, it will increase the number of cores inside a single chip from six to eight.

We varied the number of cores available to the LPAR.

The number of cores per socket (commonly used name for a chip) for POWER7 models can be 4, 6, or 8.

However, as the number of cores per JVM goes from 6 to 7, we observe a drop in throughput.

The IBM 16-way result refers to the number of cores, so there are really 8 sockets on this machine.

This method can make full use of rebound data and reduce number of cores to make it possible to lessen the damage of structure.

For example, IBM Power5 servers (and their benchmarks) are officially reported by the number of cores.

Network Rendering on up to 50 systems(no limit on number of cores)

Number of cores per processor