Obliviously Exadata X6 will be faster and flexible then the earlier version.Here I have given some comparisons between exadata version with full configuration based on Oracle Documentation.
Metric | X4 | X5 | X6 |
---|---|---|---|
CPU | 2 Twelve-Core
Intel® Xeon® E5-2697 v2 Processors (2.7GHz) |
1 or 2 processors with 18 Core
Intel® Xeon® processor E5-2600 v3 product family |
2x 22-core
Xeon E5- 2699 v4 processors |
Memory | 512 GB Max | 768 GB Max DDR4 | 768 GB Max DDR4 |
Extreme Flash Capacity | 44.8 High Speed Flash | 89.6 TB Flash | 358.4 TB |
High Capacity Flash Drive | 168 X 1.2 TB (High Performance) | 168 X 8 TB | 179.2 TB |
Number Of DB Servers | 8 | 8 | 8 |
Number Of Storage Servers | 14 | 14 | 14 |
Maximum SQL Flash Bandwith | HC:100 GB/s HP:100 GB/s | HC:140 GB/s EF:263 GB/s | HC:301 GB/s EF:350 GB/s |
Maximum SQL flash write IOPS | Read:2,660,000 Write:1,960,000 | HC Read:4,144,000
HC Write:2,688,000 EF Read:4,144,000 EF Write:4,144,000 |
HC Read:4,500,000
HC Write:4,144,000 EF Read:4,500,000 EF Write:4,144,000 |
*HC = High Capacity. EF = Extreme Flash
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