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07-06-2012 11:28 AM
07-06-2012 11:28 AM
Questions regarding Bios settings to optimize performance on Windows/Blades systems
Patrick was looking for some optimization info:
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I am looking for some extracts or documents which talks about BIOs settings to optimize performance for Windows/ Blades systems generally speaking ?
If my question is too wide or if no documents of this type exists, do we have some elements regarding
BIOs settings to optimize performance for windows 2008 R2/HyperV on Blades 465c G6 or G7 ?
Thanks in advance for your responses..
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Info from Jim:
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Refer to :
HP ROM-Based Setup Utility User Guide
http://bizsupport1.austin.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c00191707/c00191707.pdf
From RBSU;
Maximum Performance disables all power management options that may affect performance negatively.
It is a higher level setting that changes several sub-level power and SMI options such as;
Intel® QPI Link Power Management (G7 servers)
Minimum Processor Idle Power State (G7 servers)
Maximum Memory Bus Frequency (G7 servers)
Consider the following options as part of any deployment in low-latency OS kernel environments:
• Set the HP ProLiant Power Regulator Mode to Static High Mode.
• Disable Processor C-State Support. Options depend on the HP ProLiant server model and generation.
C-State Support options include the following:
o C1E Support
o AMD C1 Halt Support
o Any other C-State modes, such as C3 or C6, that are enabled by the BIOS
• On HP ProLiant G6 servers utilizing Intel® Xeon® processors, disable QPI Power Management.
• Disable Intel® Turbo Boost on HP ProLiant G6 servers and server blades based on Intel® Xeon®
processors.
Starting with HP ProLiant G6 servers that utilize Intel® Xeon® processors, setting the HP Power Profile
Option in RBSU to Maximum Performance Mode sets these recommended additional low-latency options
for minimum BIOS latency.
All HP ProLiant G6 and later servers, regardless of the ROM version, support setting Intel® Turbo Boost
and C-States. HP ProLiant 100 Series and HP ProLiant SL servers do not support advanced features for iLO
Performance Monitoring and Memory Pre-Failure notification.
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Comments or other suggestions?
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