[Beowulf] powering up 18 motherboards
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Alpay Kasal eno at dorsai.orgWed Feb 16 17:10:10 PST 2005
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Hello all. I have a question about powering on motherboards simulataneously. I have 18 identical mobo's right now with identical ram, cpu, and hard disk. I hooked one up to a kill-a-watt and found that it draws 140-150 watts when powering on, and stays level at about 90-100 watts afterwards. The problem is that I am setting this up at home, where I only have 10 amp circuits (and only a couple of them can be freed up). Correct me if I am wrong here please. 1 mobo = 100 watts / 115 volts = .87amps each mobo while steady on 1 mobo = 150 watts / 115 volts = 1.3amps each mobo while turning on I won't include the rest of the math, but needless to say, it'd be a pain in arse to turn on the room in piecemeal without tripping a circuit breaker. My questions is : Will a heavy duty UPS aid in getting me through powering up the room? I don't mind splitting up the 18 machines with 6 outlet surge strips. Any advice? Thanks. Alpay Kasal -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://www.scyld.com/pipermail/beowulf/attachments/20050216/9beb162a/attachment.html
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