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about the SU2700 processor

webadmin@intel.com — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 19:05:24 GMT

Is it or isn't the SU2700 intel processor a dual core or single core?

Mig

ASUS P5Q Pro/Intel Duo E8500 Driver Ver 9.0.0.1009 conflict ?

webadmin@intel.com — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 10:51:43 GMT

Hello,

I recently got a new PC and have much trouble. Everytime I start a 3D-Application (game/demo) the system reboots.

I reinstalled the OS (WIN XP Pro + SP2) and all drivers to no avail. No system errors are given, no signs of overheating, monitoring tools say all systems o.k.

Now I looked on the intel chiset driver site and saw the driver version number differs from the installed one.

The P5Q Pro came with driver ver 9.0.0.1009, the site starts with 9.0.0.1008. Also 9.0.0.1008 seem not to support WINXP Pro, so the correct driver should be 9.0.0.1007.

Can this be the problem ? Wrong chipset drivers?

And is there a way to downgrade the drivers instead of reinstalling the OS once more ?. I already tried removing drivers from system via hardware manager but they stay there.

Any advices ?

Thank You.

Multithreading capability in XEON and ITANIUM

webadmin@intel.com — Sun, 13 Jan 2008 11:17:05 GMT

This is my first question to this group. The question is about the multithreading capability of intel processors(Xeon and Itanium).

Is Itanium processor and Xeon Quad and Dual core processors multithreading capable? I will try to explain the context and that would help in getting me the correct answers.

If a process (eg: java process which spawns 100 threads on a quad core xeon processor) spawns exceptionally large number of threads than the number of cores , will the performance be good or will it be bad? ie if I have 2 quad processors (ie 8 cores) and spawns 100 threads and each thread does have say 20% time involved in IO process, will this setup work for Itanium as well as Xeon processors? Or is the multithreading capability present only in Itaniumns?

I was planning to replace the itaniums with Xeons. What are the basic points I should consider taking into conisderation that my application is a multithreaded java application, 30% IO and 80% computation.?

Also I have read that a processor core executes only one instruction at a time. I have a thread dump of a java application executed on a 4 core machine. Atleast 20 thread shows runnable when there are only 4 cores performing the processing?

Is there any formula or guidlines to decide the number of threads a core can execute? Or is it based only on the IO time and the processing time only?

Asynchronous Collaboration - What do you use?

webadmin@intel.com — Wed, 31 Oct 2007 22:13:21 GMT

We are wrapping up our asynchronous collaboration analysis of the various vendors. We have looked at about 30 different types of solutions for this space. We currently use Microsoft in this space. I am trying to gather any additional thoughts on this subject. If you are using anything different than Microsoft - can you please share what you are using and your thoughts?

Once we have completed our analysis - I would like to contact folks to share our findings. If you like to see, please let me know.

Thanks

Be more realistic about how things going on

haspider@gmail.com — Tue, 09 Oct 2007 22:07:49 GMT

Hi all

I have one Question to ask from all

CAN Hardware's run without Softwares ?

you can take this many views as you want. but i think it's the time to be real. software use to run hardwares and the major theory is as we know most of the hardware part is done almost 50% than software part. so in IT part we have still stuff to come up with. so this descussion will open for targeting that

How can the Intel Cores are used to do Real world applications more powerfully , for 22th genaration. Financial, automation, Dress making

So all can gether here

thanks

Haspider

How have you implemented application isolation?

webadmin@intel.com — Fri, 14 Sep 2007 22:23:43 GMT

One of the issues I am struggling with is application isolation. As our organization moves forward implementating a shared hosting model, we can come to expect that every once and a while we will complete an application release that will disrupt the whole entire platform. What tools should we be looking into for debugging purposes? What processes do you implement?