[Beowulf] Re: MS Cray
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kyron at neuralbs.com kyron at neuralbs.comThu Sep 18 13:36:27 PDT 2008
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>> Note that for the fully populated enclosure the power supplies are dual, >> i.e. >> 2* 1600W = 3200W. > > I see that now. question for electrical-code enthusiasts on the list: > isn't a normal "15 amp" office circuit actually supposed to only be > used up to 12 amps? that would mean 12*120=1440; in other words, each > 1600W PS needs a special circuit. also, isn't it pretty common for > an office duplex receptacle to be fed by a single (15A) circuit? Here is the _practical_ answer: YES. And here is why: http://wiki.neuralbs.com/~kyron/WrongSpecs/dsc00884.jpg > I guess what really surprises me is that Cray doesn't mention ScaleMP, > which would seem to suit this box ideally. if someone wants Windows, > I'd very much expect them to want the convenience of ignoring the fact > that memory is distributed... Yes, that is what I was also asking in a spinoff thread and doubted that it would have been the case. IMHO, anyone is better off buying a Tyan-type SMP such as the VX50 we have here. For about 25k$ CAD, we got 8x2core Opteron with 32Gigs of ram...that's over a year ago and it's been running flawlessly since I built it (except for dead ram due to power fluctuation/outage) Eric
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