[Beowulf] re: power prediction and planning
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John Hearns hearnsj at googlemail.comMon Oct 5 00:45:25 PDT 2009
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2009/10/5 Mark Hahn <hahn at mcmaster.ca>: > also, does anyone have thoughts about machineroom features that would > support multiple generations, preferably without a lot of reno? > for instance, we have mostly L6-30 power, which seems reasonably safe for > commodity systems. but how about rack-back water cooling systems? what are > the chances of getting multiple generations out of that (at least the > heat-rejection part, if not the pipes or server-side heat-exchangers.) Oooh - good question. The SGI rack-back water cooled system is excellent, however the racks are SGI-size. You would be able to get multiple generations of SGI kit in the same racks - their IRU units are the same size, so you could go IA64/ICE/Ultraviolet. But that's not really multi-vendor equipment! On the cooling side, I heard that Imperial College went for a CO2 based cooling system - similar rack-back cooling radiators, but you pump CO2 through them.
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