Configuring Workstation Performance To The Max!

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S4869 - Configuring WorkstationPerformance to the Max!Scott HamiltonDon MaynardVertical Market Strategist – DellSr. Product Manager - Dell

Requirements - The Professional UserMaking the right system configuration choices Project demands and schedules are not getting any simpler Applications need to help users keep up with that demand But equally important is the hardware they run on Quality and stability are key to eliminate downtime World class performance to meet today’s challenges Many products are developed for workstation hardware2Precision Product Group

Requirements - Return on Investment Average Salary 81,600 Full loaded cost approximately 120,000 10 % gain in productivity 12,000 / yearsavingsSalary Survey: Fighting Flat Salaries with Effective Training3Precision Product Group

Requirements - The Economic Value of Rapid ResponseTime What is it?Productivity vs. Response Time– Sub second response time dramatic increase in productivity– Train of thought - “in the flow”450400 Benefits––––––Substantial cost savingsImproved individual productivityShortened project schedulesFaster time to marketLess physical prototypes and testingIncreased product qualityThe Economic Value of Rapid Response TimeBy Walter J. Doherty and Ahrvind J. Thadani - IBM4productivity3503002502001501000123response timePrecision Product Group4

Requirements - Workstation Design Powerful system level performance for processing and increasedmultitasking Optimal performance when running both single and multi-threadedapplications System dependability and stability (longer life cycles, 3yr support) Unlocking the potential of professional grade 2D & 3D graphics – OpenGL,Direct X, GPGPU Professional grade application certification is key to performance andpeace of mind Outstanding storage performance and availability Fast problem resolution thanks to trained technical support with ProSupport5Precision Product Group

Workload: Workstation application usage archetypesChoosing the right CPU(s) is important Workstation application usages typically fall into one of two categories:InteractiveHeavy user interactionLittle user interactionModeling, manipulation, editing, annotating, etc.Set up a model, load a data set, press a buttonand go get coffeePerformance typically scales with CPUfrequency and/or GPU class6ComputationalPerformance typically scales with CPU corecount, frequency, cache, memoryGPGPUs for certain highly parallel appsPrecision Product Group

Workload: Typical Workload CharacteristicsOptimizing the system config to maximize productivityCPU Turbo FrequencyCPU Core CountMemory LatencyCPU L3 Cache SizeMemory SpeedGPU RenderingPerformanceMemory CapacityStorage SequentialPerformanceInteractiveComputationalGPU ComputationalPerforamnceStorage RandomPerformanceGPU Memory CapacityGPU Memory Speed7Precision Product Group

CPU – Performance Single CoreIntel Xeon Processor 643.448.247.135.624.2SPECfp base2006SPECint base200620.010.00.0E5-2603 v2 E5-2609 v2 E5-2620 v2 E5-2630 v2 E5-2650 v2 E5-2670 v2 E5-2695 v2 E5-2680 v2 E5-2637 v2 E5-2697 v2 E5-2687W1.8 GHz2.5 GHz2.1 - 2.6 2.6 - 3.1 2.6 - 3.4 2.5 - 3.3 2.4 - 3.2 2.8 - 3.6 3.5 - 4.2 2.7 - 3.5v24 cores4 coresGHzGHzGHzGHzGHzGHzGHzGHz3.4 - 46 cores6 cores8 cores10 cores12 cores10 cores4 cores12 coresGHzHTHTHTHTHTHTHTHT8 coresHT8Precision Product Group

CPU – Performance Multi ThreadingIntel Xeon Processor Cfp rate base2006322SPECint rate base200626015117810009E5-2603 v21.8 GHz4 coresE5-2609 v22.5 GHz4 coresE5-2620 v22.1 - 2.6GHz6 coresHTE5-2630 v22.6 - 3.1GHz6 coresHTE5-2650 v22.6 - 3.4GHz8 coresHTE5-2670 v22.5 - 3.3GHz10 coresHTE5-2695 v22.4 - 3.2GHz12 coresHTE5-2680 v22.8 - 3.6GHz10 coresHTE5-2637 v23.5 - 4.2GHz4 coresHTE5-2697 v22.7 - 3.5GHz12 coresHTE5-2687Wv23.4 - 4 GHz8 coresHTPrecision Product Group

CPU - Intel Turbo BoostRuns the CPU at higher frequenciesCPU Frequency vs. Busy Core Count3.9CPU Frequency (GHz)3.73.53.3Key Takeaway1 Busy CoreTurbo Boost can provide the bestof both single and multi-threadedperformance2 Busy Cores3 Busy Cores4 Busy Cores3.15 Busy Cores2.96 Busy Cores7 Busy Cores2.78 Busy Cores2.5E5-2687W (3.1GHz)10E5-2667 (2.9GHz)E5-2665 (2.4GHz)E5-2660 (2.2GHz)Precision Product Group

Graphics – Interactive GPGPUGraphics and Compute Certified and reliable drivers Accelerated visualization– Point Cloud data, for example– 3D display– Anti-aliasing for clean, sharp lines and detailsImage courtesy ofCADD MicrosystemsFast rendering with GPGPU Create the fastest photorealistic rendering Enhanced active shade interactive ray tracing in real-timeK5000 K20K20K5000CPU0.001.002.003.003dsMax with ActiveShade114.005.006.007.008.009.00Model courtesy of Chipman Design ArchitecturePrecision Product Group

Graphics – SPECviewperf 0.00nvidia Quadro K60012nVidia Quadro K2000nVidia Quadro K4000nVidia Quadro K5000Precision Product Group

Storage - Getting the most out of the storage subsystem Simplistic view of desirable storage improvements:– Higher sequential read throughput shorter load times higher productivity– Higher sequential write throughput shorter save times higher productivity– Higher random IOPs faster incremental updates higher interactivity13Precision Product Group

Storage - PCMark 7 Storage ScoresKey TakeawayThe hybrid drives outperformboth HDDs in PCMark 7, despite a5400RPM rotational 6%200%126.12%100%100.00%0%HDD 320/5.414PCMark 7 Score (Relative)HDD 500/7.2Hybrid 500/8/5.4Hybrid 500/32/5.41000/8/5.4 means 1TB plus 8GB cache and 5400RPMHybrid 1000/8/5.4SSHD 1000/32/5.4SSD 512Precision Product Group

Storage - CrystalDiskMark - Read ThroughputKey TakeawaySSDs far out perform other drivetypes250%NOTE: The SSD was removed from this chart because the bars are sohigh (7000% to 70000%) that they make the others unreadableHybrid drives Can be a goodcompromise for speed and capacity200%150%100%50%0%4K SequentialHDD 320/5.415HDD 500/7.2512K SequentialSSHD 500/8/5.44K RandomSSHD 500/32/5.44K Random (QD32)SSHD 1000/8/5.41000/32/5.4Precision Product Group

Storage - CrystalDiskMark – Write ThroughputKey TakeawaySSDs far out perform other drivetypes250%NOTE: The SSD was removed from this chart because the bars are sohigh (13000% to 35000%) that they make the others unreadableThe hybrid drives outperform bothHDDs except in the case of 4KRandom Reads with a low queuedepth, where they easilyoutperforms 5400 and are close tothe 7200200%150%100%50%0%4K SequentialHDD 320/5.416HDD 500/7.2512K SequentialSSHD 500/8/5.44K RandomSSHD 500/32/5.44K Random (QD32)SSHD 1000/8/5.41000/32/5.4Precision Product Group

Dell Workstation Component Selector - Processor17Precision Product Group

Dell Workstation Component Selector - Memory18Precision Product Group

Dell Workstation Component Selector – Graphics / GPGPU19Precision Product Group

Dell Workstation Component Selector - Storage20Precision Product Group

Dell Workstation Component Selector - Monitors21Precision Product Group

Dell Precision Fixed Workstation LineupT7610T5610T3610T1700Full TowerMid-TowerMid-TowerMini-Tower / SFF1/21/211Xeon E5-2600v2 12/10/8/6/4CoresXeon E5-2600v2 10/8/6/4 CoresXeon E5-1600v24 / 6 CoresIntel Core i3*, i5, i7/ Xeon E3-1200v3Max memory512GB128GB128GB32GBMax power forgraphics675W300W300WMT: 150W / SFF: 75Wfour 3.5” / eight 2.5”three 3.5” / four 2.5”three 3.5” / four 2.5”MT: three 3.5” / four 2.5”SFF: one 3.5” / two 2.5”# CPUsCPU typeHard drives22Precision Product Group

Dell Precision Mobile Workstation LineupDescriptionDisplay sizeCPU typeMax memoryGraphicsDisplayStorage devices23M3800M4800M6800Breakthrough mobility, workstation capabilityExceptional portability and performanceFixed workstation capability in a mobileform factor15.6”15.6”17.3”Quad core Intel Core i7Intel Core i5, i7 and i7 Extreme EditionIntel Core i5, i7 and i7 Extreme Edition16GB32GB32GBNVIDIA Quadro K1000M (2GB)AMD FirePro M4100 (2GB)NVIDIA Quadro K1100M (2GB)NVIDIA Quadro K2100M (2GB)AMD FirePro M6100 (2GB)NVIDIA Quadro K3100M (2GB)NVIDIA Quadro K4100M (4GB)NVIDIA Quadro K5100M (8GB)FHD, QHD , TouchHD, FHD, QHD HD , FHD, Touch334Precision Product Group

Dell Precision Rack Workstation LineupR7610Description# CPUsCPU typeBringing unmatched Workstation Performance to theDatacenter for remoting or virtualizationDescriptionZero Client sits on desk with mouse, monitor andkeyboard1/2Displays1 - 4 displaysXeon E5-2600v2 12/10/8/6/4 CoresProtocolPCoIPMax memory512GBMax power for graphics675W4 cardsHard drivesSix 2.5”24P25/P45Precision Product Group

Split ChassisDellInnovationsTool-free,Externally AccessiblePower SupplySolid aluminumhandlesFront AccessibleHard Drives2525Precision Product Group

DPPO – Dell Precision Performance OptimizerA new way to optimize productivity Automatic Performance Tuning System Maintenance Tracking & Reporting26Precision Product Group

DPPO - Impressive performance gains150%57%100%15%26%36%19%7%50%0%T3600 Quadro 2000T7600 Quadro 4000T1650 Quadro 2000PTC Creo 2.0PTC Creo 2.0Autodesk MayaM6700 (Integrated) Graphics M6700 (Integrated) Overall M6700 SPECapc SolidWorkscompositecompositeBenchmark ShadedcompositeSolidWorks 2012SolidWorks 2012SolidWorks 2012Note: Test results are a geo-meaned sample of optimized configuration compared to factory-installed default settings.27Benchmarks are industry standard applications using SPEC committee benchmarks.Precision Product Group

Dell Reliable Memory Technology (RMT)A new exclusive Dell patented technology that maximizes uptimeby eliminating virtually all memory errors.Healthy systemDell RMT mapsout bad memorySystem reboot28Hard memoryerrorDell RMTnotates errorPrecision Product GroupAvailable on the T7600, T5600 and T3600 (when configured with ECC memory)

Summary Professionals demand real-time performance that only professionalworkstations and graphics can provide Good choices great ROI Use tools available for selecting the right workstation– Dell Workstation Advisor– Dell Precision Workstations– Dell Solution Centers29Precision Product Group

Workstation Virtualization Class Thursday - 16:00 Explore Dell Wyse Datacenter's Graphics Options for Virtual DesktopComputing (Presented by Dell) Room 210F30Precision Product Group

Next Steps Come see us at booth #72131Precision Product Group

How to justify the right system32Precision Product Group

Return on Investment – do the Math Savings L (1 111 𝑔– 7,583 (1)1 0.1– 689 / month) Assumptions– Additional investment 1,675– Labor Cost (L) 7,583 / month( 70K annual salary 30% overhead )– Productivity Gain (g) 10% Benefits– Break even 5 months– ROI 236% for first year– 8,273 labor savings in first year33Precision Product Group

Return on Investment – Upgraded System AssumptionsReturn on Investment– Additional investment 1,675– Labor Cost 7,000 / month– Productivity Gain 10% 25,000350%300% 20,000250%ROI (%)200%150% 15,000ROI 10,000BreakEven 5,000TotalInvestment100% Benefits– 3 Month ROI– ROI 460% for first year– 7,636 labor savings in first year50% 00%01020Time (months)34Precision Product Group

Return on Investment – Full System AssumptionsReturn on Investment350%– Initial investment 10,000– Labor Cost 7,583 / month– Productivity Gain 15% 25,000300% 20,000250% 15,000ROI (%)200%ROIBreak Even150% 10,000100% 5,000TotalInvestment Benefits– 10 Month ROI– 24,000 labor savings in 24monthsLaborSavings50% 00%03551015Time (months)2025Precision Product Group

DPPO – Dell Precision Performance Optimizer . A new way to optimize productivity Automatic Performance Tuning System Maintenance Tracking & Reporting . 27 . Precision Product GroupBenchmarks . DPPO - Impressive performance gains . 15% . 26% . 7