Myrinet vs. Dolphin
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Greg Lindahl glindahl at hpti.comWed Jan 24 10:05:33 PST 2001
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> We have 8 nodes > now, and can go up to 16 nodes with our current switch, but past that, > Myricom says we would need one additional switch to get up to 18 nodes > and two additional switches to get up to 24. The best thing to do is to buy one of their new scalable switches; you buy a backplane into which you can plug in 2, 8, or 16 "line cards", each of which supports 8 hosts. It's significantly cheaper than buying separate 16-port switches. > I know they have there $40,000 > Millionare-in-a-box, I mean network-in-a-box "solution", but really who > wants to waste that much money (if I just need even 32 nodes). Apparently they did a bad job explaining how scalable in $$ that switch is. -- greg
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