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joltdigital
09-15-2005, 04:35 PM
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Server location: Hivelocity/Tampa Florida
TestIP: 66.96.90.12
Test file: 10 meg File (http://66.96.90.12/10meg.file)

Xeon SCSI Solution #1
CPU: 1 x Xeon 2.0 gig HT
Ram: 512M DDR ECC
Hard drive(s): 1x36 gig 10k RPM SCSI
Bandwidth: 500 gig/month
IPs: 5
Price: $99.95/month

Xeon SCSI Raid Solution #1
CPU: 2 x Xeon 2.0 gig HT
Ram: 1G DDR ECC
Hard drive(s): 2x36 gig 10k RPM SCSI
Raid Controller: raid 0,1
Bandwidth: 1000 gig/month
IPs: 5
Price: $154.95/month

Xeon SCSI Solution #2
CPU: 1 x Xeon 2.4 gig HT
Ram: 1G DDR ECC
Hard drive(s): 1x36 gig 10k RPM SCSI
Bandwidth: 1000 gig/month
IPs: 5
Price: $139.95/month

Xeon SCSI Raid Solution #2
CPU: 2 x Xeon 2.4 gig HT
Ram: 2G DDR ECC
Hard drive(s): 2x36 gig 10k RPM SCSI
Raid Controller: raid 0,1
Bandwidth: 10 meg unmetered
IPs: 5
Price: $229.95/month

AMD Opteron SCSI Solution
CPU: 2 x Opteron 240 64-bit
Ram: 1G DDR ECC
Hard drive(s): 1x73 gig 10k RPM SCSI
Bandwidth: 1000 gig/month
IPs: 5
Price: $199.95/month

Opteron SCSI Raid Solution
CPU: 2 x Opteron 240 64-bit
Ram: 2G DDR ECC
Hard drive(s): 2x73 gig 10k RPM SCSI
Raid Controller: raid 0,1
Bandwidth: 10 meg unmetered
IPs: 5
Price: $279.95/month

visualfast
09-15-2005, 05:06 PM
TEST IP please and how much for cpanel??

joltdigital
09-15-2005, 05:24 PM
TestIP: 66.96.90.12
Test file: http://66.96.90.12/10meg.file

Cpanel is $35/month

layer0
09-15-2005, 05:49 PM
Are you on HiVelocity's premium metered server network or unmetered server network?

(the premium one has MCI, Level 3)

joltdigital
09-15-2005, 06:00 PM
Metered servers are on the premium blend while the unmetered is on their unmetered network.

visualfast
09-15-2005, 10:52 PM
Any Posibilty to USE Secondy Sata Hardrive or Single BIg sata harddrive???

joltdigital
09-15-2005, 11:24 PM
We currently do not support SATA on the Xeon servers. On the Opteron servers we do support SATA drives although do not recommend them for uses beyond backup or mass storage. Please contact us for pricing.

Hostuse
09-15-2005, 11:45 PM
Do you support Virtuozzo Licences?

joltdigital
09-16-2005, 12:06 AM
We do not license SWsoft applications at this time.

pmak0
09-16-2005, 03:49 AM
How does a Xeon 2.0 compare to a P4 3.0 or an AMD 3000?

joltdigital
09-16-2005, 05:01 AM
The xeon and the p4 have close to the same cache and core logic so the performance of the 2 are about the same clock speed for clock speed although all p4 core based xeons have hyperthreading enabled.

However one of the major differences between the xeons and p4 cores is the xeons are certified multiprocessor. Comparing a P43.0 against 2x2.0 Xeon is not much of a comparison especially on multi threaded applications.

pmak0
09-16-2005, 05:08 AM
Originally posted by joltdigital
The xeon and the p4 have close to the same cache and core logic so the performance of the 2 are about the same clock speed for clock speed although all p4 core based xeons have hyperthreading enabled.

However one of the major differences between the xeons and p4 cores is the xeons are certified multiprocessor. Comparing a P43.0 against 2x2.0 Xeon is not much of a comparison especially on multi threaded applications.

Actually I was thinking about P4 3.0 v.s. Xeon 1x2.0. The first server in the offer above only has a single Xeon processor.

So I guess going by your first paragraph, the P4 3.0 is better than the single Xeon 2.0 due to the higher clock speed.

joltdigital
09-16-2005, 05:49 AM
On raw cpu speed, sure the 3.0P4 is going to outperform a single Xeon 2.0.

Although start comparing the servers as far as the ATA IO you have on the P4 board vs SCSI found on the xeon board or the ability to use upto 12 gigs of ram vs 2 gigs for most desktop boards and your benchmarking gets a little more complicated.