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Governor Christie speaks about education reform following a screening of the movie Waiting for Superman on Saturday, September 25, 2010.
All I know is this: I would not be standing here today if it wasn't for the fact that my parents had the opportunity to send me to the public schools that gave me the best possible education I could have. In each one of us, there is a certain God-given ability, but that God-given ability will take us only so far. We need someone to nurture it and to draw it out of us. It happens every day in the best schools, and in the best homes, and with the best parents, but it also has to happen by transforming the worst schools by nurturing and loving children who come from not the best homes and by demanding that the teachers, the principals, the administrators, put them first, and not concern for themselves. If we don't do that, then we will continue to play the blame game, we will continue to make excuses, and we will continue to believe we are better than we are. I love the fact that American children have confidence, I only wish that we were given the tools to have that confidence bring the success that confidence has brought to us in the past. And since yesterday when myself, and the mayor, and Mark Zuckerberg announced our partnership, you already hear, already hear, the naysayers. You already hear the people threatening lawsuits, the people speaking out against a true act of generosity, inspired by the hope to make life better for the children of this city.
So I have a message. I have a message for the politicians who have decided that their careers are more important than our children: I'm coming.
I have a message for the lawyers who have made a lifetime out of suing us into failure: I'm coming.
I have a message, I have a message much more important for the parents of the city of Newark who want the very best for their children, a message for the children of the city of Newark who want hope that tomorrow will be better than today, and as that woman put so appropriately, that they just don't want a job, they want a career - I have a message for them too. And it's much better than the messages that I just gave to those other folks.
It's not I'm coming, I pray we're coming.
We're coming. And I appreciate that applause, but it's the easiest part of the game.
The clapping part is easy. It is now time to engage in the fight, it is long overdue, and everybody's got a different role to play in this fight. But let me tell you what mine will be: I will not accept failure as an option, and I would rather lose the election, lose my career…than have to look in the mirror and say that I decided that my career was more important than the future lives of the children of the city where I was born.
And so the folks who want to sue – I said this to Mr. Zuckerberg yesterday – tell them get a ticket to the back of the line.
The folks who want to put politics ahead of this fight, I'll play politics with them too. I've proven not to be too bad at it –
-- and for all of you who want to be a part of this, we're opening up the door and giving you the opportunity to stand up and fight for a better future for Newark, a better future for the state of New Jersey, and a better future for our country. It's up to you, it's up to you. I'm going to be with you. There's nothing that's more important to me than turning around the obscenity of this failure into a future of success for all of our kids, and we've got to start somewhere, so we're going to start here. And if we can build here a model of success, and let's face it - we've seen it, we don't have to reinvent it - we just have to have the courage to impose it. It's time. And so I'm thrilled to be here today with all of you, I really am. And my ten year-old son, Patrick, has a hockey game right now, and asked me why I wasn't coming to the hockey game this afternoon - he's playing goalie for the first time, and he is very excited. He said, 'Dad, I can't believe you're not coming to the game, where are you going?' And I said to him, 'I'm going to help some other kids.' And he said, 'Which ones?' And I said, 'I'm going to help some kids in Newark.' And he looked at me and said, 'Where the train station is?'
He used to go down and get me a bunch of times when I used to come home from Washington, D.C. I said, 'Yeah Patrick, where the train station is.' He let out a big sigh and he said, 'Well…I'm not really happy about it Dad, but if you're doing something good, that's ok.'
You know, we all have to look at our children and decide whether we're going to be able to say to them, 'We're doing something good.' Not only for you, but it's our moral obligation to do something good for all of our kids. And it's time. So, I thank you for taking time out of your Saturday afternoon to come here and watch this, and participate in our panel discussion. We have some great people here who are committed to our city, who are committed to our state, but more importantly, are committed to our children. And nobody in this game is perfect, and we are all flawed, but if we bring with us the spirit of putting our children truly first, and being willing to fight the fight that's going to be necessary to move them from where they are - as depicted in that incredible movie - to where we need them to be, then we should hold hands together, overlook the flaws and differences we have with each other, and understand that the common purpose that we're all attempting to serve is too important to let petty differences divide us. So, I'm happy to bring Mr. Richard Roeper to the stage, who will be the moderator for our panel. I want to thank the panel members who are going to participate, and most of all, especially on a day like today, I want to thank Mayor Booker and Mark Zuckerberg for their willingness to partner with me…to try, to try… to make a difference on the subject that is the most important one that we have in front of us in our country. Mr. Zuckerberg could've picked anywhere, he picked here.


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Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers happy for Raheem Sterling to feature in Euro U21 tournament
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers insists he is happy for Raheem Sterling to compete in the U21 European Championship.
Last Updated: 22/03/13 7:40pm
Rodgers has been careful to manage the development of the 18-year-old and has played him in the club's U21 side despite Sterling breaking into the first team this season.
Sterling has already played for Roy Hodgson's senior side, making his England debut in the 4-2 friendly defeat to Sweden in November.
But he could well represent Stuart Pearce's side in this summer's U21s tournament in Israel, where England will face the host nation in the group stages, as well as Italy and Norway.
"I spoke to Stuart Pearce because we have a number of England U21 boys here and I don't think it would do Raheem any harm," Rodgers told the Daily Mail.
"He's had a good season and going to a tournament like that, if selected, will be good for his experience."
As far as Sterling's club football is concerned, Rodgers has confirmed he is considering playing the winger against Chelsea in the FA Youth Cup semi-finals.
"Micah Richards played in the Youth Cup when he was in the Manchester City side in the semi-finals so we will see," added Rodgers.
"I don't know a player around his age who is playing regularly at this level.
"We just have to ensure that as a club, we don't make any mistakes with his development."

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THE man who died in New Milton yesterday after a horrific collision with a BT van has been named as William Hall.
Police confirmed Mr Hall, 84, of New Milton, was pronounced dead at the scene on Spencer Road following the collision shortly before 10.30am.
Hampshire Constabulary is appealing for witnesses.
A spokesman for the force said: "A Vauxhall Vivaro van was involved in a collision with an 84-year-old man on Spencer Road at the junction with Ashley Road.
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Hundreds of young people are packed in the hallway outside Bratton Room in the Paul Creative Arts Center. They're waiting to get into the practice room for the first group rehearsal of Brahms's Ein Deutsches Requiem. One young man musters courage and introduces himself to another, adding "I'm from Coe-Brown." All are singers from secondary schools across New Hampshire and from the UNH Concert Choir and Chamber Singers. They're here to tackle an epic work on an epic scale for what many hope will be an epic experience.
The Choral Gala is an annual program run by Associate Professor of Music William Kempster, who invites New Hampshire high schools to join UNH in a performance of a major choral work, typically with orchestra, on the last Saturday in January. This year, five schools accepted that invitation: Coe-Brown Academy, Gilford High, Goffstown High, Manchester High West, and the Portsmouth Christian Academy. The participating groups are invited to perform their own ensemble pieces during the evening as well.
As most of the students finally take their seats inside the rehearsal hall, a small group remains outside to discuss thoughts about the program. That they love music, singing, and a good challenge is immediately evident.
Jacklyn Trexler from Goffstown High School is participating for her third year because, she says, "working with UNH singers and with the other schools…just the power of all those voices together, you can't get that in high school, no matter how big your chorus is." Her experience two years ago performing Carl Orff's Carmina Burana at the Gala was "amazing," she exclaims.
For Mia Lemire and Roland DuBois of Gilford High School, also repeat participants, the difficulty of the material is appealing. Both note that they haven't tackled such complex pieces in their high school chorus.
Large works require time, space, talent, and lots of people. The resources just aren't available in New Hampshire highs schools to mount these landmark works, which in past Galas have included Haydn's Die Schöpfung, Berlioz' Te Deum, Beethoven's Missa Solemnis, and Mozart's Requiem.
"I'm hoping the experience will help me to become a better singer," says Mia, who sees the UNH singers as role models. Roland looks forward to "a more professional caliber of singing, something I couldn't get back home." Several students agree that singing with the older students is inspiring.
The students note that working with Professor Kempster is a formative learning experience and they're eager to apply that knowledge back home in their schools. "It's the little things that make a choir sound amazing" says Dallas Freeman of Portsmouth Christian Academy, "such as the feeling in a piece of music—expressing a part with a little more volume to give it a different kind of emotion, expressing sadness, anger, passion."
The benefits of the Gala for students flow both ways: seasoned UNH singers may inspire the high school students, but UNH students have much to learn from their high school counterparts. As Professor Kempster points out, many UNH music students plan to become music teachers, so the Gala provides an opportunity to mentor younger students and explore the role of teacher a bit before stepping into a classroom. Just a few years removed in age and experience from high school, UNH students can see how far they've come with their own music skills. And singing in a chorus of over 200 people is just as epic for the UNH students as it is for the high school students.
Ultimately, it is the moving and rare experience of performing a masterwork with a large chorus, and often a full orchestra, that has prompted Professor Kempster to continue this program, now in its twelfth year.
"I remember back in my early education how powerful an experience that doing a big piece with a big choir really was," says Professor Kempster. "Students just don't get that experience before they come to college, and, even when they come to college, they don't necessarily get that experience. So, from a musical standpoint, it is such a powerful experience for them, and the feedback year after year certainly has supported that contention."
For some students, the Gala might be one of very few opportunities to sing in a chorus at all. Ben Hanley, a home-schooled student from Durham, has sung in the past with the New Hampshire Youth Choir, but that group is inactive this year, making the Gala a singular opportunity for choral work. Ben is one of more than a dozen individuals who join the Gala each year.
The Gala is also a great way to introduce New Hampshire students to their state's flagship university and for them to get a taste of what college life might be like. Both Jacklyn and Mia have already applied to UNH for undergraduate admission. Regardless of where or if these students end up going to college, they all say they plan to continue singing. The Gala, for some, has informed that choice.
"The Gala kind of puts in perspective what singing in college can be like," says Jacklyn. "I now know I want to do this when I go to college next year."
As the group of students join the rehearsal in progress, a rich wave of Brahms flows out of the open door to the Bratton Room, over two hundred voices reverberating off the walls of the Paul Creative Arts Center. Epic.
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The former England captain netted his first goal of the season to snatch a point at Tottenham in a highly-charged London derby on Saturday.
The 32-year-old centre-half struggled to cement a regular place under Rafael Benitez last season, while injuries also restricted his appearances.
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Get ready for July Fourth entertaining with this easy recipe for red, white, and blue bruschetta. Or, red-white-and-blue-schetta. Bruschetta an ideal party snack or app because:
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It's also hand-held, so you could, potentially, play horseshoes while eating it. It's bite-sized, so you don't have to feel weird when going back for seconds (or fourths). And it's good at room-temperature so you can make it, set it out, and go about your business without worrying about it getting cold.
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Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Drizzle the baguette slices with olive oil and sprinkle with a pinch of sea salt. Toast the bread until golden-brown, about 7 minutes.
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Fullerton stock swindler Hiep Trinh will serve prison time in Michigan for conduct that earned him only a civil sanction in California.
Trinh, 45, pleaded no contest last week to a single count of racketeering and two counts of theft by false pretences for selling phony stock to Vietnamese residents of Michigan.
He faces up to 20 years in prison when he is sentenced in January but likely will get three years, Michigan attorney general spokeswoman Joy Yearout said. He cannot leave the state while awaiting sentencing.
Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette said Trinh took $867,000 from 20 victims. As part of the plea agreement, Trinh paid $100,000 in restitution, according to Schuette.
Trinh sold investments in the same companies, NRG Resources Inc. and Turan Petroleum Inc., in California and Michigan. NRG supposedly made a biodegradable vehicle lubricant, while Turan had interests in an oil field in Kazakhstan.
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AMD Opteron 248 vs. Intel Xeon 2.8: 2-way Web Servers go Head to Headby Anand Lal Shimpi & Jason Clark on 12/17/2003 9:15 AM EST
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Blackbrrd - Wednesday, March 03, 2004 - linkIt would be nice to see how the Xeon 2,8GHz DP 533mhz bus (no L3 cache) does against the Opteron 242 set up, as the price for these are about the same. As it is the fastest Intel CPU I can buy from for instance DELL is a 3,2GHz DP with 1MB L3 cache.
As it is, we will be buying an Opteron server quite soon, based on the outcome of these benchmarks.
About using a ramdisk: what they have actually tested is how a java webserver performs on the different CPU's. I am working in a small company that uses a java webserver with quite a bit of business logic, not just db inserts updates and selects. This test was about as spot on as you can get.
Happy to see a site that isn't only doing game pc benchmarking :) Reply
Ben98SentraSE - Sunday, January 11, 2004 - linkFirst off, GREAT article. I check this site several times a day to see when the next review(s) in this area come out! :)
I am the IS Manager at a medium-sized credit union and we are converting our core processing application from one that runs on an overpriced Unisys A-Series mainframe (good riddance) to one that runs on Oracle and Windows Server 2003. From Anandtech's articles (as well as a few other reviews around the web) I plan on purchasing Opteron servers to run this new system. Today I can run 32-bit and be fast, and tomorrow when Oracle's AMD64 version of 9i comes out of developer release and either when the AMD64 version of Server 2003 comes out or we become comfortable enough with Linux+Oracle, we can be faster. The point of stating this is just another prop to Anandtech's team that their IT Computing reviews are affecting purchasing in the real world at places like where I work that can purchase the best equipment for the job and for the price, regardless of brand. (thankfully!)
If I could ask for ANY changes to Anandtech.com's reviews, I'd request a larger focus to IT computing. It is hard for me to find sources of information on server-type performance benchmarks in as much depth as Anandtech goes into them. Reply
Jason Clark - Saturday, December 20, 2003 - linkThere we go :) Less confusing zuni = jason clark. Reply
Zuni - Saturday, December 20, 2003 - linkTrog, sure I did Zuni = Jason Clark I'll change my nic to my real name shortly as it is confusing. I co-wrote the article with anand.
The database side of this equation is coming, we're just waiting on some cabling for our u320 drive chasis.
Visual - Saturday, December 20, 2003 - linkZuni, thanks for responding, whoever you are ;)
Seems you'll need to run some DB benches on those cpus, or even DB and webserver at once, for this review to be complete... as for me, I'm curious about how much better the A64 can be in 64bit mode :)
I'm eager to see your next articles, and I want to say thanks to the whole AnandTech team for the great site you're making :) Reply
TrogdorJW - Friday, December 19, 2003 - linkUgh... I feel like we keep talking past each other. I know and understand that the database was not being used as part of *this* benchmark. My point is that database operations are often a pretty major part of many web servers out there, so, I am curious as to what performance is when you're running the database and web server and everything else together on one system. Consider it a request for a future benchmark, not a fault with the present case.
As an example, say you have some business that doesn't have a whole lot of money to spend on a server, so they're looking at a Linux box running Apache web server and PHP/MySQL. Certainly, this setup on a single system will not be able to handle a huge amount of traffic, like the Anandtech.com web site. However, I would like to see how much traffic such a system *can* handle. And how does the Athlon 64/FX compare to the Pentium 4 in such an arena? Is disk I/O more of a factor, or does the Athlon architecture actually do better?
Any chance of getting such a benchmark done? Not necessarily with those specific applications, of course, but something similar? Or, if that's a pointless benchmark, please give reasons... maybe it's already been tested by others? Whatever.
Thanks for the responses, though. And you never answered: is "Zuni" Anand or Jason, or is it someone else who just worked with those two on the article? Reply
Zuni - Friday, December 19, 2003 - linkEssentially using a ramdisk allowed neither cpu to have a limit on its scalability. That's what we were after, and doing that without having expensive raid arrays that are only used when we run a server test. It provided no benefit to either manufacturer it just allowed neither to be limited in any fashion. It worked well, and the numbers show that. I sure hope we can run itanium, we're trying to get ahold of one for you guys.
Cheers, and everyone have a great holiday!. Reply
Falco. - Friday, December 19, 2003 - linkZuni, thanks for all the replies, and please keep in mind that most of the replies are not from me, but from a friend of mine that knows ALOT more about this then i do :-) Reply
Abraxas - Friday, December 19, 2003 - linktrogdorjw, in the article it states that the database WAS a bottleneck as you've pointed out, however, it does say "particularly with the opteron." to me this is saying that the database was not a bottleneck with the xeon servers and moreso with the opteron, ie the opteron was only maxed out when using the ramdisk and did not have as much of a performance advantage without it. this would not mean that the opteron had NO advantage over intel with a more normal disk setup. the article also pointed out that even the lower-end opterons (240) would have an advantage over the fastest xeons. this would be even more true under your suggested "real world" setting.
i can't wait to see the itanic vs opteron comparison :) Reply
Zuni - Friday, December 19, 2003 - linkThanks for the feedback, appreciate it. If you have further suggestions or applications you feel could be tested post them here.
Cheers Reply
Zuni - Friday, December 19, 2003 - link"That entirely depends on the application being tested, and the load on the server, and the memory on the server. If you're calling the same 10 files over and over again then they'll likely be cached. If you have a true application where someone hits a page and creates a 600 megabyte recordset"
Sure I/O usage would depend on the type of web application being tested. However, most web applications feeding off a database backend would not pull 600 mb recordsets :) Pulling such record sets would be a fairly silly thing to do in most any circumstance. Our test was absolutely not hitting I/O on the webservers, the template cache is more than enough to hold the templates being tested. In fact as I'm writing this I pulled the disk time on one of Anands busiest web servers and its showing less than 1% of disk time :) If an application is well written, and the webserver has a decent amount of memory (most do) then I/O should not be a factor in a run of the mill application such as FuseTalk.
"This smacks of rhetoric. ASP and ASP.NET are also 'very good reference points' as enterprise level application environments. "
Not at all, although I can see how you could draw that conclusion. FuseTalk is currently being ported to .NET, once we have a stable working version or another app we deem worthy of a real world test we'd be glad to run tests on .NET as well. I quite like the platform. This is just the beginning of our server testing and developing real world tests. It takes time, and a lot of it to develop and run theses tests.
Cheers Reply
Zuni - Friday, December 19, 2003 - linkTrog, again RAMDISK was used so that the application server was free to tax the cpus as much as possible instead of waiting for data requests from the database. This has nothing to do with normal or abnormal. We aren't testing the database here we're testing the application server, and we wanted no bottlenecks on the backend to cause any skewing on the front end. We don't have fibre channel backend database hardware just laying around, thus a RAMDISK was used to remove the I/O bottleneck.
Again, the database is not in question here or being tested so its irrelevant.
Falco. - Friday, December 19, 2003 - link" 1) disk subsystem is irrelevant in a web application driven by a database backend. Most any web application server caches the templates in memory so I/O is not a factor. However, each web machine had a 36gb u320 scsi drive. "
That entirely depends on the application being tested, and the load on the server, and the memory on the server. If you're calling the same 10 files over and over again then they'll likely be cached. If you have a true application where someone hits a page and creates a 600 megabyte recordset, your disk IO is gonna come in handy right quick. Saying "I/O is not a factor" is misleading.
However, I'm glad they responed the way they did, because if you hvae a testbed that starts to swap or spin out to disk, that doesn't test the CPU as much. I was expecting they'd come back and say they used a test set that was cached compiled templates (which is a good thing). My question was aimed at eliminating it as a possible variable.
" 2) Not sure I understand your friends point really... Of course ColdFusion tests performance, we used FuseTalk as the web application and ColdFusion as the web application server. "
That's not entirely what I meant. Cold Fusion is a middleware layer. It's not a "web server" as per the title of the review (Cold Fusion actually can include its own webserver if you want it to).
I found the title of the review to be somewhat misleading, since it implied they were testing a web server and not an application server.
" ColdFusion in its current version is a J2EE server which allows you to write in the ColdFusion language. After its compiled its the same compiled byte code as any J2EE app. "
Correct; it's an interpreter (CF) running on an interpreted language (Java). It's a good test in that it has multiple subsystems communicating together on top of having to handle actual web serving such as setting up sessions and opening and closing connections.
" We may include .NET in the future, but J2EE is a very good reference point as its a enterprise level application environment. "
This smacks of rhetoric. ASP and ASP.NET are also 'very good reference points' as enterprise level application environments. A whole huge great pile of systems run ASP. It struck me that it would have been worthwhile to round out the review by testing a number of common web application server configurations:
* Pure J2EE
* ColdFusion
* PHP (although this would not test IIS, as most PHP systems drive it with Apache -- mind you, a test with Apache would be equally interesting)
" Sustained load throughout the test keeping the CPU working in the 80-100% bracket. We measure performance by how long the cpu took to run each code template from start to end. (this was all detailed in the review btw.) "
This part I understood and took for granted. Interestingly if they had sustained 80-100% CPU load, this is an added shine for the AMD parts, because past 70% load on your webserver you should be adding another box or upgrading your CPUs. Reply
TrogdorJW - Thursday, December 18, 2003 - linkHey Zuni... who are you? Anand? Or "just" an Anandtech employee (or reviewer or whatever)? Anyway, let me clarify:
"The entire reason we used a RAMDISK was to ISOLATE the cpu not to hold it back by something else."
Exactly. Ergo, without the RAMDISK holding the database, file I/O can be a much bigger factor than CPU speed. Yes, you can get bigger and faster disk subsystems, but that's not always the way it's done. Anyway, it *sounds* to me like a more "normal" setup on the database side would end up being a major bottleneck on the overall throughput, so that either of these systems is overkill. You need a DB system with a very high I/O rate first, and then looking at these faster CPUs comes second.
On a separate thought, are there going to be some benchmarks *without* using a separate DB server (which used a RAMDISK)? I understand that your site may not run that way, but the vast majority of web servers do, I believe. If you have one server running both the database backend as well as the application services, what do the benchmarks look like? That would be something to look at, surely? Reply
Falco. - Thursday, December 18, 2003 - linkthanks Zuni, i'll let him know and post back any replies he may have Reply
Zuni - Thursday, December 18, 2003 - linkFalco,
1) disk subsystem is irrelevant in a web application driven by a database backend. Most any web application server caches the templates in memory so I/O is not a factor. However, each web machine had a 36gb u320 scsi drive.
2) Not sure I understand your friends point really... Of course ColdFusion tests performance, we used FuseTalk as the web application and ColdFusion as the web application server. ColdFusion in its current version is a J2EE server which allows you to write in the ColdFusion language. After its compiled its the same compiled byte code as any J2EE app. We may include .NET in the future, but J2EE is a very good reference point as its a enterprise level application environment.
3) Sustained load throughout the test keeping the CPU working in the 80-100% bracket. We measure performance by how long the cpu took to run each code template from start to end. (this was all detailed in the review btw.)
Falco. - Thursday, December 18, 2003 - linka friend has some questions about this review :
Did they get into details about the disk subsystems on each of the web servers? I know they tried to keep the database in ramdisk (even though SQL server will do that anyway if the database is small enough).
What sort of web application were they running? I find it curious they were using a Coldfusion application as well, since that doesn't test web response as much as the cold fusion runtime services; they should have used an ASP or ASP.NET application test, at least as an additional data point.
What did they do to test web response time? Sustained load? stressed load? burst load?
thats what hes asking in a forum i frequent... Reply
Icewind - Thursday, December 18, 2003 - linkMan, how the hell do you learn and keep up with all this server technology, both hardware and software? Im having a hardtime just keeping desktop technology and changes.... Reply
Zuni - Thursday, December 18, 2003 - linkskiboysteve, because thats what was sent with the systems :) 8GB of it. Reply
Zuni - Thursday, December 18, 2003 - linkVisual, the db server didnt need hardly any ram the database was barely 50 MB :) Again the point of the article was to eliminate the db as anything but a boundless data resorce so the web applications servers could process pages as fast as possible, keeping the cpu taxed. This was a 32 bit test, OS etc. We're trying to get ahold of a 64 JVM and we're looking at some UNIX based 64 bit tests for another article.
Cheers! Reply
Zuni - Thursday, December 18, 2003 - linkTrogdorJW, I think you missed the point behind why a ramdisk was used. Every web application is governed by the time in which it can retrieve information from the database. We are testing the performance of a cpu in a web application server environment not in a database environment. The entire reason we used a RAMDISK was to ISOLATE the cpu not to hold it back by something else. Obviously in a production environment you hardly ever use a ramdisk. Most of them only format up to 4GB using AWE extensions. Again we wanted to ensure that the cpus were being taxed and were not being bottlenecked by the database in this instance.
Cheers, and thanks for the feedback! Reply
Visual - Thursday, December 18, 2003 - linkI got a couple of questions...
1) Is this Microsoft Windows 2003 Enterprise Server that ran on the opteron a 64-bit OS version? And is the IIS a 64-bit app? I guess not... But I didnt see it mentioned in the article, nor did I see a mention of the possible performance increase for the opterons with 64-bit software. I skipped a big part of the article though, because I'm in a hurry now, so if that info is in the article, forgive me.
2) Why does the DB server has just 2GB ram? and probably 1GB used up for the ramdrive, so just 1GB RAM left for the DB server? While the webservers had a whooping 4GB ram... I dont have a clue about servers, but I'd imagine the database server would need more ram than the web server, seeing that it is the one dealing with all the data. Well I guess if the whole database could fit on a ramdrive of 1GB, it was small enough so RAM size would not be an issue... Reply
lockup - Thursday, December 18, 2003 - linkTrogdorJW, although the database had to use a ramdisk to prevent it from being the bottleneck in this case, that doesn't mean these benchmarks are less valid in the real world.
There are some pretty hefty databases out there with wintel appservers on the front end. Also, there are web applications that are doing a bit more than taking an id, getting some data on a select statement and formatting it in HTML. For systems where performance has been a focus, you may see methods implemented in the application to take processing away from the db and in to the application.
skiboysteve - Thursday, December 18, 2003 - linkyou talked about why the new revison k8s can use ddr400, then you use ddr333
why Reply
TrogdorJW - Thursday, December 18, 2003 - linkWow... nice performance from the AMD system!
Too bad that, for the time being, it won't help a whole lot. The same people who bought Athlon MP will look to the Opteron as an upgrade, but unfortunately, most of the Intel camps will probably remain Intel for the present. Things to think about:
1) As this review so clearly shows, servers are full of different bottlenecks. When tied to a DB server with a RamDisk holding the entire database, the Opteron killed the Xeon. But, it also mentions how in order to put any real strain on either CPU, they *had* to use a RamDisk on the DB server. That's not an option with real databases, usually... unless you're into having RamDisks that are several GBs in size! So, in real world scenarios, it looks as though the conclusion is that you'll need to have one hell of a database server before you even think about going with a server using either of these CPUs.
2) AMD is not "easy as Dell." I hate Dell. We use them at my work. My company is a Fortune 500 company (top 100, actually). Guess who isn't going to use AMD in the office anytime soon....
3) This sort of goes off of the last point, but we have 8 Dell servers in the data center I work in. All of them are Xeon dual proc systems. Actual amount of work done by these systems? Virtually NOTHING! Two of the systems aren't even in use at all! So, while the Opteron may be much more powerful, for big companies that may not even matter. We could have Pentium III Xeon servers, and they would still be more than fast enough. (We also have to IBM R6000 servers running a custom client-server application. Neither Intel nor AMD will get this server's spot!)
4) CRAMITPAL supports AMD. People like CRAMITPAL support AMD. That does much more harm than good! I don't know about you, but if I had some stupid ass moron like CRAM trying to convince me to use an AMD system, I would do anything but what he recommended. That's where fanatacism gets you. So next time any of you think of bashing Intel and acting the fanboy, remember that emotions only hurt in big business. You can show cold hard facts, but if you're trying to get a CEO to switch from Intel to AMD, you're going to need a whole helluvalot of support. As the saying goes, no one ever got fired for recommending Intel. Sad, but true.
5) The Itanium stuff... well, it will certainly be interesting to see a matchup. 2 and 4 way Itanium servers are not the real problem, though. Sure, the Opteron might win out in those competitions (I'll wait to see the numbers), but the real Itanium stronghold is stuff like the 128 way Itanium systems that are mentioned. That's just way out of the league of AMD right now. Sorry. But I hope that in the 64-bit competition, we'll get to see some systems with 8 GB of RAM or more in them, since that's where 64 bit computing actually becomes a real necessity.
6) Also concerning the Itanium, SpecINT and SpecFP numbers can be almost completely meaningless as a performance comparison, depending on what you're using the server for. I don't have any in depth knowledge of the inner workings of Itanium servers, motherboards, etc. However, if I/O becomes a major part of the benchmarking, I believe I've heard that the Itanium does quite well in that arena. Like I said before, we'll have to actually see the benches before anything can be determined. (Unless someone has a *reputable* link to a comparison between Itanium 2 and Opteron?)
Okay, enough babble. Cool article. Cool system. I don't need it - never will, probably - but cool, regardless. Reply
sprockkets - Wednesday, December 17, 2003 - linkI love glueless operation. But that's just it, we won't sell AMD as #1 even though it's better cause of Intel's crap as being better somehow. Yeah, they are much slower, but all they care about is whether Dell sells them. At least there are some who don't listen to what's the standard, i.e. we must use microsoft instead of linux and intel instead of AMD. Reply
TheRealMandak - Wednesday, December 17, 2003 - linkHow come you did not use PC3200 DIMM's ?
I look forward to the next test.
If any want more of this try: http://www.aceshardware.com/read.jsp?id=60000275 Reply
Zuni - Wednesday, December 17, 2003 - linkRyan, the RAMDISK actually has nothing to do with the performance of the web servers..Remember we used a separate db server for the backend. The webservers didnt run a RAMDISK the databse server did..We measured the performance of the webservers not the database server. Reply
RyanVM - Wednesday, December 17, 2003 - linkI'm wondering how much the memory controller affects RAMDISK performance..
It seems to me that a RAMDISK would be eating up the Xeon's already limited amount of available bandwidth. Add to that the on-die controller of the Opteron, and suddenly a RAMDISK might not be as apples-to-apples as one would hope.
I'd be interested in seeing performance testing with a lot of fast drives in a RAID5 array :P. Reply
Pandaren - Wednesday, December 17, 2003 - linkSuperbike, don't encourage this extremist. Cult tactics promoted by Apple dihards never worked (2% marketshare), and the same tactics won't help AMD.
Argue on facts, not emotional fluff. Turning this into a "Good versus Evil" argument only destroys the credibility of the person posting the argument (and hurts the reputation of AnandTech in general if people see nothing but flame wars).
Superbike - Wednesday, December 17, 2003 - linkCRAMITPAL right as always! Reply
Jeff7181 - Wednesday, December 17, 2003 - linkYou'd think some people here have a huge investment in AMD the way they touch their balls every time AMD comes out ahead in a benchmark.
Anyway, it's nice to see some benchmarks that clearly show what AMD processors are capable of... only other thing I'd like to see is the cost of the configurations used. That would even extend AMD's "lead." Reply
morcegovermelho - Wednesday, December 17, 2003 - linkOoops...
The last sentence should be read as:
try in calculator 141 + 82.3%. The result is 257,043. Reply
morcegovermelho - Wednesday, December 17, 2003 - linkquote:
"The Opteron 248 setup managed to outperform Intel's fastest, largest cache Xeon MP by a whopping 45%"
I think the number should be 82,3%.
If the Opteron was twice as fast (100% faster) as the Xeon the Average Request Time would be half of 257ms (128.5ms). The Opteron Average Request Time is 141ms (82% faster than Xeon).
Try in calculator: 141 + 82%. The result is 257,043.
Shinei - Wednesday, December 17, 2003 - linkThe message is clear: Opteron wins, flawless victory. Now if only I could AFFORD a 248 setup... ;) Reply
RZaakir - Wednesday, December 17, 2003 - link"it would of been nice to have taken out a singnal(sic) opteron also so(sic) see 1x proformance."
Knowing how well Opteron chips scale, this was probably a decision made out of mercy for Intel. Reply
Nehemoth - Wednesday, December 17, 2003 - linkAwesome Reply
dvinnen - Wednesday, December 17, 2003 - linkit would of been nice to have taken out a singnal opteron also so see 1x proformance. Reply
jerkweed - Wednesday, December 17, 2003 - linkQuote: Intel was not very receptive to the idea of doing a head-to-head; not out of a fear of losing, but out of a desire not to lend AMD any credibility by showing that the Opteron is indeed a competitor to the Itanium 2.
That might be what Intel told AT, but honestly, Intel is terrified of seeing a head-to-head benchmark for an application like this. Itanium/Itanium 2 (known by most HPC/64-bit gearheads as 'Itanic') will show numbers much slower than even their Xeons for a web benchmark. The vast majority of all web-server cpu usage is INT specific... look at the numbers for spec INT yourself:
Falco. - Wednesday, December 17, 2003 - linkall i can say is damn...
can't wait for that 4 way shootout and the opteron vs itanium test ...
Pandaren - Wednesday, December 17, 2003 - linkcramitpal, speaking as an advocate of the k8 architecture, I have to say that you are acting like an asshat. cut the holy jihad crap and jerry falwell flaming - frankly you sound like a Steve Jobs worshiper or a Linux-happy script kiddie.
k8 is a nice architecture for servers. it has been clear to me for some time that intel designed netburst for multimedia applications, and this emphasis has hurt netburst Xeons ever since the days of the Willamette (anyone remember the Willamette based Xeons getting matched or beaten by Pentium III based Xeons?) Reply
PaperclipGod - Wednesday, December 17, 2003 - linkI really enjoyed this article. Very well written. Looking forward to the Itanium 2 comparison. Reply
CRAMITPAL - Wednesday, December 17, 2003 - linkWhat a humbling experience for Intel... Results mirror other website tests of the latest and greatest Xeon w/L3 cache. AMD just HAMMERS Intel's Xeon into the ground.
You would think Intel would be anxious to provide a 2P Itanic for comparison, wouldn't you??? Do you think Intel is afraid enterprise will realize that Opteron can provide Itanic 64-bit performance, and superior 32-bit performance for tens of thousands less??? The clowns in Satan Clara must STILL think the World is full of sheep! This review should make the Intel fanboys go POSTAL again.
SOS same dumbass Intel fanboys. Maybe these confused fanboys are actually Intel SpinMeisters looking to keep their jobs as Intel's sales and market share diminish??? Reply


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