custom cluster cabinets (was Re: 1U P4 Systems)
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Bari Ari bari at onelabs.comWed May 23 14:27:12 PDT 2001
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Kevin Facinelli wrote: > If the entire top of the case was a heatsink many > other variable come to mind....what happens when you > stack or rack??? how thick will the lid be? How would > you get air across the lid in a racked configuration. > > Let's think about this??? why does it have to be > 1U??...think a little bit outside the box...if the > unit could be any shape would it be thin and narrow > creating a terrible aspect ratio for air > movement...NO. > > Take a look at the ingenious approach of this product: > > http://www.crystalpc.com/products/computers/cs300.asp > > The cooling and space advantages are easy to see. > > Take a look at the earlier post, it's all worked out. The Crystal approach equates to only .87U per server, "the CS300 lets you fit up to 52 servers in a standard 7 ft. rack/cabinet", better but not dense enough. We were targeting 0.125U per node or 384 nodes per 7 ft. rack. I'd probably never build a single board to fill a 1U with eight P4s on it, but the numbers do work out if you wanted to build some. Bari
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