Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 and Nehalem micro-architecture based Intel Xeon Processors

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Hear about how Intel and Microsoft worked together to improve energy efficiency, reliability, and scalability on Nehalem micro-architecture based Intel Xeon processors running Windows Server 2008 R2.

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#1 written by retard1030 1 year ago

Woo! First Comment!!!

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#2 written by derick1259 1 year ago

wow… id love to be the IT manager for those servers.

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#3 written by planem997 1 year ago

second that lol

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#4 written by metaleckz 1 year ago

lets play counter strike with that server

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#5 written by Legendhalfliferrr 1 year ago

yeah ZERO ping

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#6 written by eoinycroiny 1 year ago

i like your thinking, counter strike ftw

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#7 written by webmasteroy 1 year ago

I am.

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#8 written by Nachalnika 1 year ago

hehe love to play fsx on those bind them all for fsx would be lovely actually dream come true !

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#9 written by MyZoubair 1 year ago

i’ve got an original windows server cd,with the cd keys too,its an std 2008 r2 64b,but i’m dont want to install because i dont know if it would run on my pc:
core 2 duo e4700
2gb ram
xfx 9800gt 512 mb
250 gb HD

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#10 written by DutchServant 1 year ago

Turn that damn thing off, that’s energy saving!!

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#11 written by sundhaug92 1 year ago

@Nachalnika @metaleckz The problem is that servers have useless GPUs if they even have them, so in order to get good performance you need to use the cluster to emulate a GPU, but then you have large amounts of data being moved between nodes, which is incredibly stupid use of NUMA systems.

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