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I don't need to compile on a Xeon 5600, but I need to be able to run on them. Either the 2019 version, or an older version as long as I can still download it.
It just says Intel 64 or Intel Xeon series processors in some places, but says Intel E5 or E7 recommended in other places. There's a bazillion Xeon processors, and I don't know how they relate to one another.
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Hello Michael,
Intel MPI Library 2019 Update 4 will work on Xeon 5600 but performance can be suboptimal there. You can still download 2017 Update 4. BTW 2018 Update 5 became generally available last week.
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Best regards, Yury.
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Thanks, but now I'm a little worried about what suboptimal means. It will still use the cores in parallel, right? I ran into that problem on a test computer, my CPUs (Core i5, not Xeon 5600) were so old that they wouldn't work in parallel. It's a big purchase to then find out it won't work on the computer we're targeting. Are you saying that 2017 Update 4, or 2018 Update 5 would be better to use?
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