[Beowulf] A Cluster of Motherboard.
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Glen Gardner Glen.Gardner at verizon.netTue Nov 15 21:19:31 PST 2005
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That is a nice cluster! Have you modeled it in a smaller, higher density form ? Glen On Tue, 2005-11-15 at 08:34 -0500, Robert G. Brown wrote: > On Mon, 14 Nov 2005, Florent Calvayrac wrote: > > > Robert G. Brown wrote: > >> On Thu, 10 Nov 2005, Glen Gardner wrote: > >> > >> Dear Glen, > >> > >> It would be really lovely if you would post some photos. A picture or > >> three is worth a lot of text here, and although google reveals a FEW > >> "recipe" websites they are so widely disparate in approach that there > >> isn't as much advantage as one would like (I did a bit of a search while > >> researching the answer to this question for the original poster). > >> > > You were not talking to me but stimulated me to put back online a few > > pictures > > of our cluster of motherboards about which I posted earlier : > > > > http://www.univ-lemans.fr/~fcalvay/jackywulf/index.html > > > > In particular there is now a closeup of the mounting system for the > > motherboards, > > using rails. > > > > The system is made of 8 AMD CPUs with 1GB of RAM each, > > the motherboards have integrated NICs, no video, and everything is managed > > with clustermatic over PXE. > > I'm always talking to you, Florent;-) > > Lovely pictures. Cool thermalization modelling, too. > > rgb > > > > > > > > > >
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