That is a terrible approach. No database platform is tuned by default.
You may have to run a utility, or edit a config file, but a new system must be configured to fully utilize available hardware, and for the expected workload.
A benchmark run on default config is at best misleading - it smells like marketing spam. You actually dampen interest in a forum like this with such an approach.
You may have to run a utility, or edit a config file, but a new system must be configured to fully utilize available hardware, and for the expected workload.
A benchmark run on default config is at best misleading - it smells like marketing spam. You actually dampen interest in a forum like this with such an approach.