ubench memory performacne on FreeBSD 8.0

[Guo, Yusheng]

Hi FreeBSD users,

I get a problem when running ubench benchmark program on FreeBSD 8.0 using following H/W

HP Proliant DL360G6 E5520 CPU and 48GB memory

And the memory performance result seems bad, any one get such situation before ? thanks

PS : I try to compare with another H/W model and find even Intel 2.4G with 4GB memory gets 300000 but I only have 70000 ~ 100000, why ??

Ubench
Ubench CPU

Ubench
Ubench Memory

Ubench
avg Score

Unix Bench
Final Score

1

3,532,399

113,280

1,822,839

975.7

2

3,533,350

63,432

1,798,391

954.0

3

3,515,831

67,059

1,791,445

948.4

4

3,441,039

0

1,720,519

945.1

5

3,455,552

116,382

1,785,967

946.3

6

3,457,453

129,894

1,793,673

941.7

7

3,525,363

77,158

1,801,260

949.7

8

3,522,608

75,211

1,798,909

952.7

9

3,518,105

78,794

1,798,449

951.9

10

3,528,269

60,745

1,794,507

942.5

11

3,526,319

105,385

1,815,852

949.2

12

3,451,140

0

1,725,570

951.8

13

3,450,887

65,432

1,758,159

950.3

14

3,527,321

113,770

1,820,545

942.6

15

3,451,400

92,767

1,772,083

947.8

16

3,444,316

61,810

1,753,063

945.0

17

3,450,074

66,742

1,758,408

941.1

18

3,458,248

65,867

1,762,057

952.2

19

3,456,579

103,133

1,779,856

947.8

20

3,523,447

67,637

1,795,542

954.4

[Ivan Voras]

On 01/19/10 15:40, Guo, Yusheng wrote:
> Hi FreeBSD users,
>
> I get a problem when running ubench benchmark program on FreeBSD 8.0 using following H/W
>
> HP Proliant DL360G6 E5520 CPU and 48GB memory
>
> And the memory performance result seems bad, any one get such situation before ? thanks

For reference, could you try disabling or removing all but 2-4 GB of
memory and try again? If you have multiple physical CPUs (sockets), can
you disable or remove all but one of them?