[Beowulf] Cooling vs HW replacement
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Alvin Oga alvin at Mail.Linux-Consulting.comTue Jan 18 13:26:23 PST 2005
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hi ya luc On Tue, 18 Jan 2005, Luc Vereecken wrote: > The first summer I had a failure rate of over 60%. Some motherboards the normal failure rate is say 5% or so for first 30 days or first year.. - if you lose too much more systems, than it's a vendor parts problem ( where you or they get their parts to build systems ) > failed, plenty of powersupplies failed, I had 10 brandnew disks that ran so > hot at times i couldn't put my hand on them at these ambient temperatures. > 5 of them failed in the first 6 months, the other 5 a few months later. the disks should be coool to the touch ... say no more than 30C for its operating temp ( hddtemp seems to be good measure ) - silly things like a $3 or $15 fan will keep a disk from failing, and use 2 of um to avoid single fan failure problem yyp.. after an AC failure, lots of disks will die within 2-3 months if some died during the ac failure c ya alvin
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