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SQL Server licensing, is it per CPU? If yes, so a 32 CPU would mean like 150K in licensing?
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
These licenses are per physical....
They are ~$8k for Standard Edition and $~25k for Enterprise Edition .
If the application is internet facing, or the cost of the CALs is more than the cost of CPU licenses you can get CPU licenses.
To the system.
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Can a Multi core CPU server be configured to allow the OS to see all the cores as a single CPU and there by allowing the processor to function as a single CPU?
A lot of modern day servers are multicore CPUs. Are they ways for all the CPU cores to report...
Started by L. DPenha on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
As i understand you wish to transform dual core cpu to one cpu that with say a 4 core 3Ghz CPU....
If an app can only use one CPU that single core can provide.
A virtual machine with a single core would also provide a solution .
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Following up on a question I posed earlier:
I ended up with a User CPU time and Total CPU time that was about 4% longer in duration than the elapsed real time. Based on the accepted answer to my earlier question, I don't understand how this could be the...
Started by Jeff on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Were one of those CPUs disabled values (time, ticks, CPU frequency....
Because if I use two CPUs at 100% for 10 minutes, I've used 20 minutes worth of CPU time (i.e.
Multithreaded code on multiple cores can use more than 100% CPU time.
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I'll be buying a new computer in the next couple months and want to understand the dual/duo/two CPU issue :
Core Duo CPU (is this one "duo" CPU or two? Quad Core (four cpus?) Dual CPU (two cpus?) 2 CPUs (does this always mean two physical chips?) I can...
Started by Edward Tanguay on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Dual CPU = two chips (normally CPU chips
The beauty ....
Quad Core = Four logical cpu's on a single chip.
This means that there are two logical CPU's on a single chip.
Core Duo CPU = Intel's line of dual core processors.
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So from my understanding, VMWare can let various VM's have shares, reservations, and limits on how much CPU they get. My question is, how does this actually work on the host server CPU?
For example, there is a VM Server X, which has a single 1 GHz CPU...
Started by Aaron K on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
This is the case because the Guest Machine is....
This is a little more complex to imagine when you bring in multi-processors and multi-cores and hyperthreading but the basic concept remains the same .
At a very basic level it is time sharing the processor .
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My machine's CPU usage is low (<10%), as judged from Process Explorer and Task Manager, but the CPU, or HDD Light ( the light just below the power button, at the front of CPU, I am not sure whether it is HDD or whatever ) is blinking all the time, ...
Started by Ngu Soon Hui on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
So it sounds as though the hard-drive is the bottleneck, rather than the CPU with a CPU light in a long....
By "CPU Light", do you mean the hardware LED on the computer? This LED indicates hard-drive activity, not CPU activity.
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I have created a VM image out of a physical PC running Windows XP. I am now trying to run that image as a guest OS under Ubuntu Linux using VirtualBox. Everything seems to be running smoothly with the exception of one issue:
The performance of the guest...
Started by ToiletOverflow on
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If the guest is using TSC for calibration and the host CPU does not have synchronized changes CPU frequency....
"Pentium (D) CPU 2.80Ghz" is the processor name passed by the hypervisor (via cpuid), "3.95Ghz by the virtualization...
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Do I need to have both components to support 64bit, mobo and cpu. Or is it just the CPU that matters? Thanks.
Started by johnny on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
So, if a motherboard supports X CPU which happens to be 64-bit then it is supported, but that doesn't mean that it will support Y CPU which.
Supports some kind of CPUs and may not support some other kind .
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I use Python 2.5.4. My computer: CPU AMD Phenom X3 720BE, Mainboard 780G, 4GB RAM, Windows 7 32 bit.
I use Python threading but can not make every python.exe process consume 100% CPU. Why are they using only about 33-34% on average?.
I wish to direct ...
Started by AloneRoad on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
If you want to use more than one CPU Monitor is a system tool....
It appears that you have a 3-core CPU.
From CPU usage it looks like with your threading code.
Also see David Beazley 's Mindblowing GIL.
The GIL in those C functions.
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While turning on my computer, after 5 minutes I smelled plastic burning and I open the case I still smelled it. I turn off my computer for 1 minute, turn it back on, I didn't smell any burning plastic smell. I check core temps, my cpu show 52 ° I think...
Started by camoxiong on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at techpowerup):
Does the fan on the CPU still work? yeah, but i still smell burning....
C is an acceptable temp for a CPU, so It is not fried.
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