@Pete-S said in Performance of Intel Xeon Scalable 6146 versus E5-2667 v4 in the real world...:
@flomer I would say this is a post-sales matter so I would go that route. You bought something and it is not performing to your expectations. Is it a hardware problem, software configuration or did you buy the wrong thing? It doesn't matter - you paid big money for it so get the vendor to sort it out.
That's not at all how it works. Try buying a Chevy car and going to the dealer "I paid a lot of money and it doesn't haul eight people, you have to fix it." Clearly it was your job to evaluate your workload and determine your needs. And "a lot of money" is subjective.
There is no one involved in this equation responsible for knowing the workload and performance characteristics except for the end user. Unless the procs aren't working correctly, the percentage of responsibility on the vendor would be zero.