[Beowulf] power supply/chassis for Opteron-based node
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Mikhail Kuzminsky kus at free.netWed Jul 12 08:19:19 PDT 2006
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I looked to reccomendation of power supply/rackmount chassis for Supermicro and Tyan dual Opteron motherboards based on nVidia Prof. 2200/2050 chipsets (for example, Supermicro H8DCE-B). The recommended power for power supply is about 650 W (or higher), what looks as too high for our conditions. We will use 2 or 4 GB DDR333, 2*Opteron 248, 1 x HDD 10000 RPM, 1 x Infiniband DDR (Mellanox) HCA per node (plus minimal PCI graphic card, &CDROM). Currently (w/AMD chipset, for 2 x Opteron 244) we work w/cheap Chenbro chassis (4U) having only 420 W power supply. I understand that it's possible to calculate relative exactly the power requirements (ampers for each voltage levels), from TDP etc, but: what is typical power of power supply used "here" - by beowulf community members - for close configuration of nodes (not 1U)? BTW, what is good cheap chassis alternative for Chenbro - AIC/T-Win ? what else ? Yours Mikhail Kuzminsky Zelinsky Institute of Organic Chemistry Moscow
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