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Reference values for x86 servers

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Server

Variant

RPF

Number
CPUs

Typical
main
memory
size

in GB 1

#max2
DMS
inputs/
outputs

#max Paging
inputs/
outputs
TP-mode

#max Paging
inputs/
outputs
dialog
mode

#max
SVCs
in TU

SU310-10R8011281.900702504.000
-1024011284.50010030012.000
-2043021287.30010030021.000

SU320

-1201.600129622.400100300

80.000

SU330 &

SU330B











-10A

2011281.000928

1.000

-10B4211281.4001340

2.100

-10C8011281.90070250

4.000

-10D13011282.90070250

6.500

-10E20011284.100100300

10.000

-10F30011285.900100300

15.000

-2052021288.600100300

26.000

-40950425615.500100300

47.500

-801.600825626.500100300

80.000

-1202.0001225630.700100300

100.000

-1602.5001625634.500100300

125.000

SU340











 -10A2011281.0009281.000
 -10B4211281.40013402.100
 -10C9011282.100702504.500
 -10D14011283.100702507.000
 -10E22011284.50010030011.000
 -10F33011286.50010030016.500
 -2055021289.10010030027.500
 -401.000412816.00010030050.000
 -801.700812827.00010030085.000
 -1202.1001212831.000100300105.000
 -1602.6001612834.000100300130.000

Table 3: Reference values for x86 servers

1To determine the memory available for BS2000 guest systems, the share for Dom0/X2000 must be deducted. The X2000 V6.4 Dom0 memory requirement defaults to 25% with a maximum of 16GB, whereas under X2000 V6.5 the Dom0 size is always 32GB. It must also be borne in mind that approx. 40% (depending on the system parameter JTABSMEM, see "Controlling buffer sizes of the x86 hardware (CISC)") of the main memory available for BS2000 is used as a JIT buffer and is therefore not directly available to the operating system and applications, see section "Special features for x86 servers".

Example: On an SU330-40F (main memory: 128 GB) BS2000 and the BS2000 applications can use around 58 GB of main memory in accordance with the following calculation:

128 GB - 32 GB (Dom0/X2000) = 98 GB

98 GB * 0,6 (JIT) = 57,6 GB

2#max = maximum recommended number (per second)