new SGI Origin & Onyx 3k?
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Greg Lindahl glindahl at hpti.comThu Jul 27 08:14:25 PDT 2000
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> Actually, if you are writing the checks, it all depends on > price-to-performance and accounting issues. In addition, faster > processors are not always best (sounds crazy - read this paper > ftp://ftp.plogic.com/plogic/papers/exs-pap6.ps) Nothing crazy about it at all. Jim Gray at Microsoft Research built a 1,000+ node cluster to test COM and other big I/O issues. It consists of 1,000 small boards with one slow Celeron, 1 IDE drive, and fast ethernet. It's a nice cluster; too bad it runs a Microsoft OS... -- g
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