[OmniOS-discuss] expected memory bandwidth of Supermicro X9DRi-F and X9SRI-F
Paul B. Henson
henson at acm.org
Tue Jul 9 02:01:13 UTC 2013
I have two servers I'm putting together, one using the X9SRI-F and the
other the X9DRi-F motherboard. Both have Intel Xeon E5-2620 processors
(one for the X9SRI-F and two for the X9DRi-F). Both have Crucial
CT2KIT102472BB160B (2 x 8G 1Gx72 DDR3 PC3-12800 Reg/ECC) DIMMs installed
(6 on X9SRI-F for 48G, 8 on X9DRi-F for 64G). Testing the memory, the
X9SRI-F shows bandwidth of about 12GB/s, whereas the X9DRi-F shows only
about 8GB/s. This seems considerably lower than the 42GB/s bandwidth the
E5-2620 is supposed to support, even considering this isn't the most
expensive/fasted RAM on the market. I'll also suprised at the 4GB/s
difference between the single-proc and dual-proc board.
I was wondering if anybody else was using these boards and if so what
memory bandwidth memtest86+ reports, as I've been unable to find a good
source of expected bandwidth (versus theoretical maximum bandwidth). I
asked supermicro if it was expected to have such a difference in
performance between the single processor versus dual processor board,
and all they would tell me is "we don't support that memory" <sigh>.
Thanks…
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