[Beowulf] Re: Intro question
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Mark Hahn hahn at mcmaster.caWed Dec 3 11:03:20 PST 2008
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> I would think about a blade system for this particular application. aren't blades still a significant premium? > (Say) one of the Supermicro blade enclosures. You could start small for > development with one or two blades, well, nothing beats the incremental expandability of a stack of separate boxes. given that modern cpus are drastically cooler (esp per flop) than even 2 years ago, fans rarely run fast. > then expand. Should be easy enough to transport to the hosting location when > you are ready. a blade chassis usually requires power other than the usual 15A circuit; nothing custom of course (L6-30 is my favorite) but something like a dual-board supermicro 1U is pretty convenient and flexible. > You can get acoustically quiet racks to put them in if it is going in an > office, but that will inevitably cost more. if office, I'd certainly just get minitowers. but I wouldn't consider putting more than a few in an office, since a ~250W minitower already corresponds to the power dissipation of two people...
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