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====== Power Processor ====== | ====== Power Processor ====== | ||
- | On IBM Power server, **a processor is a core**. A core is located on MCM (multichip module) which currently contain 8 cores. On Power server the performance of a server is (nb cores) x (perf/core), it's linear different from x86 cores. | + | On IBM Power server, **a processor is a core**. A core is located on MCM (multichip module) which currently contain 8 cores... up to 20 cores. On Power server the performance of a server is (nb cores) x (perf/core), it's linear different from x86 cores. |
===== Virtual Processor / Physical Processor ====== | ===== Virtual Processor / Physical Processor ====== | ||
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** <color red>My recommandations:</color> ** | ** <color red>My recommandations:</color> ** | ||
- | Use always shared processors and uncapped option with default value for LPAR (or adjust to the LPAR use), and 191 for VIOS. | + | Use always shared processors and uncapped option with default value for LPAR (or adjust to the LPAR use), and 255 for VIOS (maximum priority, if VIOS are high loaded, all partitions will have performance issues). |