[Beowulf] fast interconnects
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Mark Hahn hahn at physics.mcmaster.caSat May 20 10:16:28 PDT 2006
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> As for bit error rates.. 10^-15 is the going in worst case, and 10^-18 is > the typical design point. A bit of a challenge to test the latter however > (10^18 bits at 10^10 bits/sec takes 10^8 seconds) I did a little research, and could only find reference to 10^-12 as the target BER for 10gbase-t. I'm not sure how much this would matter though - surely people would still use the usual higher-level checksum/retransmission, no? also, from what I read, the main concern wrt BER is length-related insertion loss. obviously, if the system can manage 10^-12 at 100M, it'll have a much easier time for inside-machineroom runs (say, 15M) or in-cluster (<10 most of the time).
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