dual PIII 133MHz FSB motherboards
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william l kleb w.l.kleb at larc.nasa.govMon Mar 19 11:42:14 PST 2001
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Bill Comisky wrote: > > Also, if anyone has rack mounted any of these, what rackmount case height > did they fit in? fwiw, we have a prototype cluster running redhat 7.0+ with a master node in a http://www.pcpowercooling.com/ mid-tower using a supermicro 370DL3 m/b and four http://www.evserv.com/ 1U rackmount cases (available in the us through http://www.initiative-tech.com/) housing tyan 2510NG m/b's. the evserv cases are much nicer than others we evaluated but do not go to the extreme of the supermicro server case with hot swap, etc. up to 8 1U's can be hung vertically in a custom computer cart build from http://www.8020.net/ extruded aluminum "tinker toys" with a 19" x 14" footprint including a shelf at the bottom for the switches (fastether, kvm, and power). so far (a couple months) we've been happy... -- bil <http://abweb.larc.nasa.gov/~kleb/>
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