vSMP Foundation standalone enables the creation of an four-socket platform based on Intel Xeon processors. vSMP Foundation leverages the traditionally higher-performing volume-server processors to provide higher performance at significantly reduced cost.
vSMP Foundation leverages parallel access to the RAM of each of the two system-boards to provide scalable memory-bandwidth. The scalable memory bandwidth, combined with Intel’s 45-nm dual- and quad-core Xeon DP product and 1600MHz front-side bus provide better performance than four-socket AMD server systems.
Measured Results
 | SPEC CPU2006 (dual-core)SPEC CPU2006 demonstrates the performance advantage of vSMP Foundation over four-socket (dual-core) AMD Opteron systems. vSMP Foundation leverages Intel latest generation 45nm processors as well as 1600MHz front-side bus that is used in parallel on both system-boards. The AMD Opteron Performance results are the best published on spec.org web-site by April 1st, 2008. Click here for a larger image. |
 | SPEC CPU2006 (quad-core)SPEC CPU2006 demonstrates the performance advantage of vSMP Foundation over four-socket (quad-core) AMD Opteron (Barcelona) systems. vSMP Foundation leverages Intel latest generation 45nm processors as well as 1600MHz front-side bus that is used in parallel on both system-boards. The AMD Opteron Performance results are the best published on spec.org web-site by April 1st, 2008. These results removed from spec.org due to platform availability. Click here for a larger image. |
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