[Beowulf] Q: IB message rate & large core counts (per node)?
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Gilad Shainer Shainer at mellanox.comTue Feb 23 14:24:09 PST 2010
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> On a similar note, does a dual-port card provide an increase in > on-card processing, or 'just' another link? (The increased bandwidth is > certainly nice, even in a flat switched network, I'm sure!) Today one port IB (assuming QDR) can saturate the PCIe Gen2 interface that is supported. Using 2 ports can give you high availability or fail over. Some folks are using it to increase the message rate as well, but I have not seen numbers to confirm. Other folks are using dual one-port adapters, and this gives them 2x the BW. Gilad
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