• djordan 4543 (1/6/2015)


    Hi Guys,

    I am looking to build a data warehouse and trying to analyse hardware that may be suitable.

    On microsoft's website they have an article called the fast track data warehouse which talks about how to evaluate cpu data throughput by using an indicator called the maximum cpu core consumption rate (MCR). The article tells you how you can work the consumption rate if you already purchased the cpu but I want to know if the cpu is suitable for my environment before I purchase it. Therefore I would like to know the MCR of the cpu beforehand.

    The cpu is e5-2690v3. Does anyone know where to find the MCR of this cpu?

    I would aloo like to know the MCR of the e7 series of cpus as well if possible.

    thanks

    Do you have a link for that article?

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