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1 billion 64-byte IOPS = 64GB/sec DDR3-1333 DRAM = 10.6GB/sec I'll have the grain of salt, please.
by rbranson 15y ago
1 billion 64-byte IOPS = 64GB/sec
DDR3-1333 DRAM = 10.6GB/sec
I'll have the grain of salt, please.
- wmf 15y agoThey used a cluster of servers.
- WiseWeasel 15y agoFrom the presentation: "128 memory modules, in eight different servers, running an aggregate of a billion IOPS, 64byte cache accesses." So "only" 7.5GB/sec (125,000,000 * 64 / 1024^3), or about 60Gbit/s per server, with 16 modules per server. Still fairly respectable by storage standards, at about ten times the theoretical max for SATA III of 6Gbit/s.