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SPARC Enterprise M9000 - Highest Single JVM Performance in SPECjbb2005® -

SPARC Enterprise Highest Single JVM Performance in SPECjbb2005

3th December 2008


In the SPECjbb2005® benchmark, SPARC Enterprise M9000 with quad core processor SPARC™ VII recorded 1,757,035 bops- the highest single Java VM benchmark. Compared with PRIMEPOWER 2500, M9000, with twice the number of cores, provides around 2.2 times the performance. Compared with Sun Fire E25K, M9000 delivers around 1.5 times the performance.

Figure : SPECjbb2005 Benchmark Comparison

The key point about this benchmark win is SPARC Enterprise can grow its performance just by adding server resources. No special tuning, impractical configurations, or complex hand-holding is required. With its excellent Symmetric Multi Processing (SMP) design, SPARC Enterprise automatically optimizes throughput between CPUs, memory and I/O by accessing all resources using the shortest possible path. Other venders’ UNIX servers, without such intelligent mechanisms, require complex application and hardware tunings in expert server installation to work as efficiently as possible. 
That is why SPARC Enterprise offers the best performance in a wide range of application areas.

Example;

  • No.1 performance in ERP application benchmark - the two-tier SAP® Sales and Distribution (SD) Standard Application Benchmark
  • Superior performance in integer calculation benchmark compared with IBM Power 595 and HP Superdome - SPECint_rate2006 benchmark

With this ability to self tune and scale right out of the box, SPARC Enterprise will continues to offer you the right performance at the right time without expensive administration and other expert interventions.


SPECjbb2005 Performance (Single Java VM) results

Models bops Environment
SPARC Enterprise M9000
1,757,035 SPARC64 VII (2.52GHz), 
64CPUs/256cores, 
Memory 1824GB, 
Solaris10
PRIMEPOWER 2500 811,607 SPARC64 V (2.08GHz), 
128CPUs/128cores,
Memory 512GB, 
Solaris10
Sun Fire E25K 1,149,100 UltraSPARC IV+ (1.8GHz), 
72CPUs/144cores,
Memory 576GB, 
Solaris10

[ SPECjbb2005 benchmark results and configurations ]

SPARC Enterprise M9000

Benchmark result:1,757,035 SPECjbb2005 bops, 1,757,035 SPECjbb2005 bops/JVM
Benchmark configuration:SPARC64 VII(2.52GHz) x 64CPU(256cores, 512 threads) ,
the number of Java VM :1, Solaris 10

PRIMEPOWER 2500

Benchmark result: 811,607 SPECjbb2005 bops, 811,607 SPECjbb2005 bops/JVM
Benchmark configuration: SPARC64 V (2.08 GHz) x 128CPU(128 cores) ,
the number of Java VM:1, Solaris 10

Sun Fire E25K

Benchmark result: 1,149,110 SPECjbb2005 bops, 1,149,110 SPECjbb2005 bops/JVM
Benchmark configuration: UltraSPARC IV+ (1.8 GHz) x 72CPU(144 cores),
the number of Java VM;1, Solaris 10

[ SPECjbb2005 Reference ]

SPECjbb2005 is a benchmark measure developed by SPEC (Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation) to evaluate server performance in Java-based business application environments. This benchmark simulates a distributor’s ordering application, and evaluates system performance, not limited to Java performance. Hardware performance related to CPUs and memory is evaluated through processing data in memory. JVM performance and related JIT (Just-In Time) compiler and garbage collector contained in JVM are also evaluated.

For the latest detailes benchmarks results, please visit : The Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation (SPEC).



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