[Beowulf] anyone using 10gbaseT?
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Craig Tierney ctierney at hypermall.netWed Feb 21 16:23:53 PST 2007
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Chris Samuel wrote: > On Thu, 22 Feb 2007, Thomas H Dr Pierce wrote: > >> I have been using the MYRICOM 10Gb card in my NFS server (head node) for >> the Beowulf cluster. And it works well. I have a inexpensive 3Com switch >> (3870) with 48 1Gb ports that has a 10Gb port in it and I connect the NFS >> server to that port. The switch does have small fans in it. > > Very interesting, would you mind saying (roughly) how much the card and the > switch cost ? > The list price of a Myrinet-10G card with a CX4 port is $695 (From website). The cable will run you about $100 (depending on source and length). I found a price for the 48-port 3Com 3870 with 10GBASE-X module and CX4 transceiver for about $4800 (www.costcentral.com). The switch says it is layer-3 capable, but I don't see if that is a part of the 10BASE-X module or a separate cost. I didn't think it was that cheap. I would prefer Layer 3 if this was going into a rack of a multi-rack system, but the price is right. Craig
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