Top
Authors
Published
11 Jul 2017Form Number
LP0697PDF size
15 pages, 273 KBSubscribed to LP0697.
Thank you for your feedback.
Abstract
This paper examines the architecture and memory performance of the Lenovo® ThinkSystem™ servers based on the Intel Xeon Processor Scalable family. The performance analysis in this paper covers memory latency, bandwidth, and application performance. In addition, the paper describes performance issues that are related to memory speed and memory DIMM ranks. Finally, the paper recommends best practices for configuring the memory subsystem for optimal performance on Lenovo ThinkSystem servers.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Processors and memory in ThinkSystem servers
Memory performance
Summary of best practices for optimal memory performance
Authors
Related product families
Product families related to this document are the following:
- 2-Socket Rack Servers
- Blade Servers
- Memory
- Mission Critical Servers
- ThinkSystem SD530 Server
- ThinkSystem SN550 Server
- ThinkSystem SN850 Server
- ThinkSystem SR530 Server
- ThinkSystem SR550 Server
- ThinkSystem SR570 Server
- ThinkSystem SR590 Server
- ThinkSystem SR630 Server
- ThinkSystem SR650 Server
- ThinkSystem SR850 Server
- ThinkSystem SR860 Server
- ThinkSystem SR950 Server
- ThinkSystem ST550 Server
Configure and Buy
Please select a locale
Full Change History
Course Detail
Employees Only Content
The content in this document with a is only visible to employees who are logged in. Logon using your Lenovo ITcode and password via Lenovo single-signon (SSO).
The author of the document has determined that this content is classified as Lenovo Internal and should not be normally be made available to people who are not employees or contractors. This includes partners, customers, and competitors. The reasons may vary and you should reach out to the authors of the document for clarification, if needed. Be cautious about sharing this content with others as it may contain sensitive information.
Any visitor to the Lenovo Press web site who is not logged on will not be able to see this employee-only content. This content is excluded from search engine indexes and will not appear in any search results.
For all users, including logged-in employees, this employee-only content does not appear in the PDF version of this document.
This functionality is cookie based. The web site will normally remember your login state between browser sessions, however, if you clear cookies at the end of a session or work in an Incognito/Private browser window, then you will need to log in each time.
If you have any questions about this feature of the Lenovo Press web, please email David Watts at [email protected].
