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- <li><em>date</em>: Sat Feb 21 02:53:49 2004</li>
- <li><em>from</em>: jknapka at kneuro.net (Joe Knapka)</li>
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> David Hamm wrote:
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> > Does anyone know at what point CPU power doesn't help in file
> > serving via SMB. Can you get comparable performance from a PIII as
> > you would a P4. Is a Celeron slower at serving files than a
> > comparable speed P4? Any links or suggestions are welcome. Thanks.
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> I never noticed any difference simply based on processors. I've built
> file servers from old Pentium chips to the latest P4Xeon machines.
> The biggest bottlenecks I've encountered are network and harddrive
> speed. Jonathan G.
Sure. 99.9% of the work is being done via DMA transfers, so the
CPU hardly has any work to do at all. Bus-mastering peripherals
probably help.
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