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8 dual core operons!


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aerostarlegacy

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If it was totally outfitted, it would cost about $50,000 that is with 16 285 opterons (64 bit and dual core and italy core) and 128 GB of ram, 3 terrabytes of HDD.


cool huh?


go drool

ftp://ftp.tyan.com/img_mobo/i_s4520.tif


how to add more opterons: http://www.tyan.com/...html/m4881.html



I belive that this info is correct,
no gaurentees

peace out
aerodude

Edited by dsenette, 05 June 2006 - 01:44 PM.

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Wouldnt be surprised they make alot of weird high end stuff usually as a test bed, although people who need that kind of power would better go to IBM or Cray one of the supercomputer makers for one of the lower end setups they make.
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http://www.microsoft...datacenter.mspx datacenter is capable of handling up to 64 proc's at once...you have to (well...i don't know about 2003 but with 2000 datacenter you had to) order the machines custom for the OS...they build it with as many procs as you request....though the os is usually used in more of a clustered environment
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