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To: Paul Engel who wrote (70023)12/19/1998 11:27:00 AM
From: Rob C.  Respond to of 186894
 
Paul,

Check out the new TPC's from Sequent/INTC...

techstocks.com

Sequent has just posted new TPC-C results: 93,900.85 tmpC at $131.67 per
tpmC.

These results represent:

>>>The second best TPC-C performance in the industry

Company System Tpm-C $/Tpm-C
Database
1) Compaq AlphaServer 8400 8Node 96CPU Cluster (c/s) 102541.85 $139.49
Oracle Oracle8 Enterprise Edition 8.0
2) Sequent NUMACenter 2000 93900.85 $131.67
Oracle Oracle8 Enterprise Edition 8.0.4
3) IBM RISC System/6000 SP Model 309 (c/s) 57053.8 $147.4
Oracle Oracle8 Enterprise Edition 8.0.4
4) Sun Enterprise 6500 Server 53049.97 $ 76
Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise
5) HP HP 9000 Model V2250 Enterprise Server (c/s) 52117.8 $ 81.17
Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise

>>>The best and second best single-system (non-clustered) performance on
Oracle, leading third-ranked HP by a margin of 130 percent:

System TPM-C $/TPM-C
Sequent NUMACenter 93,900.85 $131.67
Sequent NUMACenter 48,793.40 $127.53
HP V2200 40,794.36 $103.43
IBM RS6000 S70 34,139.63 $88.37
Fujitsu 7000 34,116.93 ¥57,883

>>>The best and second best price/performance on Oracle (including both
clustered and non-clustered systems):

No of
System systems $/TpmC Tpm-C
Sequent NUMACenter 1 $127.53 48,793.40
Sequent NUMACenter 1 $131.67 93,900.85
SUN E6000 2 $134.46 51,871.62
Compaq (DEC 8400) 8 $139.49 102,541.85
IBM RS6000 SP 309 12 $147.4 57,053.80

>>>The ONLY TPC-C results run in a mixed mode (UNIX & Windows NT)
environment.