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Subject: Re: Intel four-way 2.8 Ghz system is just Amazing ! - Not hardly

Author: Russell Reagan

Date: 11:50:32 11/12/03

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I am not sure I understand how NUMA works compared to SMP. I have gotten the
impression from previous discussions of NUMA that it is inferior to SMP, but
from what I've been able to find on the net, it sounds like they can be
complimentary to one another, so I'm confused.

Are they exclusively different or is NUMA an addition to SMP?

In order for a process to take advantage of SMP, it must split the work into two
threads. What changes must be made in order for a program to be NUMA aware?

• Re: Intel four-way 2.8 Ghz system is just Amazing ! - Not hardly Robert Hyatt 12:18:26 11/12/03
  • Re: Intel four-way 2.8 Ghz system is just Amazing ! - Not hardly Gerd Isenberg 04:56:11 11/13/03
    • Re: Intel four-way 2.8 Ghz system is just Amazing ! - Not hardly Robert Hyatt 07:21:08 11/13/03
  • Re: Intel four-way 2.8 Ghz system is just Amazing ! - Not hardly Russell Reagan 13:16:49 11/12/03
    • Re: Intel four-way 2.8 Ghz system is just Amazing ! - Not hardly Robert Hyatt 15:09:31 11/12/03
      • Re: Intel four-way 2.8 Ghz system is just Amazing ! - Not hardly Russell Reagan 00:58:43 11/13/03
        • Re: Intel four-way 2.8 Ghz system is just Amazing ! - Not hardly Robert Hyatt 07:24:56 11/13/03
      • Re: Intel four-way 2.8 Ghz system is just Amazing ! - Not hardly Russell Reagan 16:07:32 11/12/03
        • Re: Intel four-way 2.8 Ghz system is just Amazing ! - Not hardly Robert Hyatt 16:22:45 11/12/03
          • Re: Intel four-way 2.8 Ghz system is just Amazing ! - Not hardly Russell Reagan 17:01:29 11/12/03
            • Re: Intel four-way 2.8 Ghz system is just Amazing ! - Not hardly Robert Hyatt 07:28:02 11/13/03
            • Re: Intel four-way 2.8 Ghz system is just Amazing ! - Not hardly Eugene Nalimov 18:13:43 11/12/03

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