IBM CPU virtualization and Java server

Hi everybody,
we are running several systems with double stack ABAP + Java (XI) or java only (EP) on IBM/AIX with pSeries with IBM JDK 1.4.2. Our platform allows to virualize the CPUs. We can, for example, having 4 physical CPUs available, let them appear as 8 CPUs for the applications. Of course the 8 CPUs then are having a speed reduced by 50%.
Now my question:
Which configuration will ensure the best system performance for Java applications like XI?  "Many" CPUs with a lower speed or "less" CPUs with a higher speed?
Does anyone have experiences with this issue?
Thank you very much for your feedback!
Kind regards, Joachim

Java and J2EE-Engines need a LOT of CPU cycles so I would subscribe to that view.
In our tests, CISC CPUs (Intel x86(_64) and Opteron) have proven to be a LOT faster than RISC CPUs (in our tests Itanium-2) so I would also go for few FAST CPUs.
Markus

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