3 ms·
Yeah, in this case it's the total system power for that Supermicro server, not CPU direct. (That made comparing it to the Pi cluster and other systems easier.)
by geerlingguy 4y ago
Yeah, in this case it's the total system power for that Supermicro server, not CPU direct. (That made comparing it to the Pi cluster and other systems easier.)
- metadat 4y ago250w of overhead seems inexplicably high; my old supermicro dual CPU Xeon E3 server crammed full of 12 HDDs and 24 sticks of 32GB LP ECC has 100w of overhead + 35w per CPU for a total draw of 170w.
- zeroping 4y agoI agree. My Gigabyte Ampere system idles closer to 120 watts total, including the disks. While it's not filled to the brim with RAM, 250 watts seems high.