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Info-Tech Advisor - Research Note

Multi-core Processors: Turn Fast to Slow for Some Applications

Info-Tech Advisor: Research Note

Published: October 30, 2007


Recent dialogs with Info-Tech clients have highlighted an interesting and potentially problematic issue: migration to servers with multi-core processors does not ensure higher application performance. In one case, a client reported that a key application was responding so slowly on the new multi-core server that they had to return to the old hardware.

What Should Happen?

Multi-core processors offer higher performance because different tasks that are normally time-sliced within a single CPU can now run on their own CPU.
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