[Beowulf] a cluster to drive a wall of monitors
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Evan Cull evan.cull at duke.eduTue Oct 12 18:47:29 PDT 2004
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Hi all, I was told this list would be a good place to ask for advice on the following project. (I've tried to search through list archives for related info, but I haven't managed to spot anything so far.) I'm helping with a project that want's to drive a wall of about 50 LCD panels with a linux cluster running Syzygy: http://www.isl.uiuc.edu/syzygy.htm I was considering a cluster of either 50 single processor nodes or 25 dual processor + dual output graphics card nodes. I suppose 50 dual processor nodes would be nice, but I'm pretty sure that's well out of my budget range. I'm betting that the 50 single processor nodes would easily have twice the graphics performance of the 25 dual nodes because they have 2x as many video cards. The tradeoff here is that the dual processor nodes might be more useful for other more general computing tasks we could run on them. Does anyone here have experience buying rackmountable cluster nodes *with graphics cards* who can point me to a vendor? For that matter, have any of you built a similar system & have any suggestions / comments? thanks, Evan Cull
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