[Beowulf] 'dual' Quad solution from Tyan
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Ricardo Reis rreis at aero.ist.utl.ptTue Feb 28 14:38:31 PST 2006
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Thank you all for your reply's. 1. The system will be used for CFD intensive calculation, using comercial and in the house codes, MPI flavor; 2. The cluster I've thought to build initially would be: * 8 nodes (including master), with dual motherboards (2 Opteron CPUs, single core) * 16 Opteron 2.4GHz; * 4 GB per node (32 GB total); * 1 80 Gb disc (SATA II) per node for system and scratch space; * 2 80 Gb disc (SATA II) for system on master, on RAID 1; * 3 500 Gb disc (SATA II) for storage, home; * 2 Gigabit switch, one for MPI, another for system and NFS; * Motherboard is the Tyan S2882G3NR-D; 3. I thought that the lantency in this VX50 would be far less than in the Gigabit network; 4. The solution for cluster vs. VX50 is around less 3500 euro for the VX50; 5. I thought also that the requirements in HVAC would be less for the VX50; 6. I'm aware and thinking that this technology is new and can be a single-point of failure, regarding the cluster option; 7. Why 2 single core are better than a dual core? because of sharing resources? thanks for your knowledge sharing, Ricardo Reis "Non Serviam" n.p.: http://radio.ist.utl.pt n.r.: http://atumtenorio.blogspot.com <- Send with Pine Linux/Unix/Win/Mac OS->
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