Seems like everytime someone wants to do something, you gotta ask them why they want to.why do you want a dual processor board?
Wanna bet?and besides the second processor doesn't kick in until the first one reaches a high processor level.
They're not that hard to come by (if you can afford it) really. Look around at smaller computer stores... they can do special orders on that kinda stuffN e one got any ideas on where I could get one???
For all intents and purposes it does. Thats why they're used (and if you think about it, "more processes at any given time" = more end speed)Ya but the second processer does not give the computer anymore speed, it's so more processes can be run at any given time.
Bingo!Hyper Threading won't do it!
Its important to note that as you scale, the ratio of net performance to num of chips comes closer and closer to identityso a dual processor 2 chip system is almost twice as fast
It is a server boardHP has the Intel E7520 chipset and I think the SE7520AF2 server board...
and if you think about it, "more processes at any given time" = more end speed
Hehe and that saves ya Nice job with the searching thoughHUGE BUMP. Hey--at least I used the search engine first--right? Rather han just starting a new thread.
They need to be identicalDo the processors BOTH have to be the same speed?
If you're looking for Intel SMP, that'll be the Xeon's department and that'll be under Socket604 and Socket775Now--can I EVEN get a board with dual 478 sockets? Where?