I have bad experience with combination Opteron + RTP (choppy audio). I think this is due to the size of the cache, for example for your 6128 is 128KB per core and, for example, for a Xeon E5649 is 12Mb per core. I own a 4 x Opteron 6176 (4 x 12 core) and after many tries to use it as Freeswitch server, now I'm using it as database server...

Stephen

On Thu, Jun 28, 2012 at 11:02 PM, marksly <mark@callassistants.com> wrote:
To give everyone an update: I enabled the mod_posix_timer last night and
things appear to be running better today (fewer calls that have a sporadic
choppy audio). The server load is lower, but it is not where I would like to
see it. The load is around 10 on average. I think that this might be due to
the fact that I have "enable-clock-nanosleep" set to true. I am going to try
disabling this and see if the load decreases.

The timer_test results are more consistent and regular; a lot closer to the
20ms that you would expect to see.

Server Information:
2x AMD Opteron 6128 (8 cores)
8GB RAM
CentOS release 5.7
Kernel: 2.6.18-274.7.1.el5
FreeSWITCH version:
1.2.0-rc2+git~20120625T203158Z~7dc9a9cacc+unclean~20120626T041419Z

Feel free to provide other suggestions if you see fit.

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