[Beowulf] Mare Nostrum (not quite COTS)
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Patrick Geoffray patrick at myri.comSun Feb 20 23:46:59 PST 2005
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Hi Vincent, Vincent Diepeveen wrote: > Which myrinet cards are in Mare Nostrum? Single link PCI-X D cards, with 4 MB of SRAM to be comfortable with multiples routes between a lot of nodes. The NICs for the BladeCenter have a specific format: smaller than regular half-size PCI boards, NIC is // to the mainboard and has no fiber transceiver (goes to the OPM via the Bladecenter backplane). Available only via IBM. > What one way pingpong latency can it get from 1 end of the machine to the > other end of the machine? I don't know, I didn't work on this machine. It would depend on the number of crossbars and lengths of fiber. I uses the new switches with 32-port crossbars, so the max path should not be longer than 7 hops if my memory is right. At one time, the PCI-X on the JS-20 blades was clocked at 100 MHz, I don't know if it has been bumped to 133 MHz since. Patrick -- Patrick Geoffray Myricom, Inc. http://www.myri.com
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