[Beowulf] Re: visualization machine (Ricardo Reis)
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Steve Cousins cousins at umit.maine.eduThu Mar 27 13:58:09 PDT 2008
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> Hi all > > I beg to take advantage of your experience although the topic isn't > completly cluster thing. I got some money to buy a new machine, at least > 8Gb and I'm thinking between a 2 x dual core or a 1 x quad (or even 2x > quads). It must be one machine because it must (urgh) be able to use it's > 8Gb in serial codes (don't ask). Anyway, I've been experiencing with > paraview for parallel visualization and was wondering on your opinion > on... buying a ultra-duper-cool state-of-the-art graphic card (Nvidia) or > 2 graphic cards? We've been happy with just a single nVidia 8800GTX (state of the art at the time) card in a quad-socket Opteron machine. This machine is capable of 128 GB of RAM and two 8800GTX cards although currently we only have 16 GB of RAM, two CPU's (four cores) and one video card. It has been great at showing our ocean model data in 3D with a customized version of Vis5D. Steve ______________________________________________________________________ Steve Cousins, Ocean Modeling Group Email: cousins at umit.maine.edu Marine Sciences, 452 Aubert Hall http://rocky.umeoce.maine.edu Univ. of Maine, Orono, ME 04469 Phone: (207) 581-4302
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