Dual Athlon MP 1U units
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Velocet math at velocet.caSat Jan 26 12:35:39 PST 2002
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On Sat, Jan 26, 2002 at 02:30:04AM -0600, W Bauske's all... > Velocet wrote: > > > > Whats the power dissipation of running dual 1.2 GHz Mp's? How about for > > 1.33Ghz regular athlons in non-SMP configs as comparison? (As well, how much > > heat comes off typical power supplies to run these systems?) > > > > My TigerMP XP1600 duals take about 1.7amps at 125v. > > Forgot the formula to convert to btu's. Vaguely remember a factor > of around 3.42. Not sure if that was for Watt's or VoltAmps. Assuming > a VA is approximately a Watt, 212.5 * 3.42 = 727 btu per system. > > At least with that you can calculate your AC load for a rack. Say 40 > 1U's per rack, 29080 btu's. A ton of AC is 12000 btu's. So, 2.5 ton's > of AC per rack. Course, you have 40x1.7 amps going into the rack for > a power load of 68 Amps at 125v. > > Those that know the real numbers, please correct. A VA is really around > .7 - .8 watts, so these calculations are high by maybe 20%. Figure > the extra allows you to plug in the switches/peripherals/servers in addition > to the nodes. not to mention the power supplies themselves (or was that part of the measurement of your 1.7A?) 2.5 tons of A/C is required, that sounds right - that keeps the volume of air involved at neutral temperature (say 68F) - but how many CFM's of air are required to move the heat off the processors (well, heatsinks) fast enough to keep them comfortable (I dont know what comfortable is - 50-55C?) Is there a rule of thumb calc for that? /kc > > Wes > _______________________________________________ > Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf at beowulf.org > To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf -- Ken Chase, math at velocet.ca * Velocet Communications Inc. * Toronto, CANADA
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