Hi all,
Just spun up a couple of new Proxmox boxes, these are Dell R920's with 4 x Xeon E7 4880v2's 15 cores each, so 60 cores + hyperthreading. 512GB RAM in the boxes, local storage is a 22 disk RAID 10 of spinners. No SSD's yet, but still not slow.
I have created 2 linux VM's and a windows VM so far and the VM's don't feel very responsive at all. Slow in fact.
I left Hyperthreading ENABLED, I think I might disable it and see what that does in performance terms. I am wondering if such a high core count causes CPU scheduler issues when HT is on.
NUMA is ENABLED. Disabling/Enabling makes no difference.
Does anyone have similar experience when using high core count nodes?
Just spun up a couple of new Proxmox boxes, these are Dell R920's with 4 x Xeon E7 4880v2's 15 cores each, so 60 cores + hyperthreading. 512GB RAM in the boxes, local storage is a 22 disk RAID 10 of spinners. No SSD's yet, but still not slow.
I have created 2 linux VM's and a windows VM so far and the VM's don't feel very responsive at all. Slow in fact.
I left Hyperthreading ENABLED, I think I might disable it and see what that does in performance terms. I am wondering if such a high core count causes CPU scheduler issues when HT is on.
NUMA is ENABLED. Disabling/Enabling makes no difference.
Does anyone have similar experience when using high core count nodes?
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