A customer needs to support an HPC cluster, and needs the maximum number of cores in a standard 19 inch rack. The customer can run either AIX or Linux. Which POWER8 server best satisfies the requirement?
A. S824L
B. S824
C. S822
D. S822L
6 Comments on “Which POWER8 server best satisfies the requirement?”
Doriansays:
B.
S824 has more cores than S822
The Power S824 (8284-42A) server is a powerful one or two socket server that ships with up
to 24 activated cores. It has the I/O configur
ation flexibility to meet
today’s growth and
tomorrow’s processing needs. This server supports two processor sockets, offering 6-core or
12-core 3.89 GHz, 8-core or 16-core 4.15 GH
z, or 24-core 3.52 GHz configurations in a
19-inch rack-mount, 4U (EIA units) drawer configuration. All the cores are active.
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Fahad Khansays:
agreed
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Elisays:
S822 is more appropriate for HPC (hhttp://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/hpc/)
That’s a trick questions no?
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Einar Johannessonsays:
Actually I would say D,
S822L, linux box is normally cheaper, it has up to 24 cores in 2U of the rack. S824 has up to 24 cores in 4U space, so the S822L can have double the amount of cores in one rack.
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alberssays:
I think its B, because the max. no. of cores.
The 824L are nearly the same.
IBM Power Systems Facts and Features (2 March 2017)
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Dougsays:
Answer is C, Question is how many cores can fit into a 19″ rack. For every 2U, you get 20 cores, so in 4U is 40 cores.
S824 4U is 24 cores.
B.
S824 has more cores than S822
The Power S824 (8284-42A) server is a powerful one or two socket server that ships with up
to 24 activated cores. It has the I/O configur
ation flexibility to meet
today’s growth and
tomorrow’s processing needs. This server supports two processor sockets, offering 6-core or
12-core 3.89 GHz, 8-core or 16-core 4.15 GH
z, or 24-core 3.52 GHz configurations in a
19-inch rack-mount, 4U (EIA units) drawer configuration. All the cores are active.
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agreed
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S822 is more appropriate for HPC (hhttp://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/hpc/)
That’s a trick questions no?
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Actually I would say D,
S822L, linux box is normally cheaper, it has up to 24 cores in 2U of the rack. S824 has up to 24 cores in 4U space, so the S822L can have double the amount of cores in one rack.
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I think its B, because the max. no. of cores.
The 824L are nearly the same.
IBM Power Systems Facts and Features (2 March 2017)
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Answer is C, Question is how many cores can fit into a 19″ rack. For every 2U, you get 20 cores, so in 4U is 40 cores.
S824 4U is 24 cores.
S822 runs either AIX or Linux.
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