[Beowulf] 96 cores in silent and small enclosure
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Jon Tegner tegner at renget.seSun Apr 11 12:19:41 PDT 2010
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Have done some preliminary tests on the system. Indicates a CPU temperature of 60-65 C after half an hour (will do longer test soon). Have a few questions: * How high cpu temperatures are acceptable (our cluster is built on 6 core AMD opterons)? I know life span is reduced if temperature is high, but due to performance reasons life span of a CPU is pretty short anyway. * I used lm-sensors to check the temp, how accurate is that? * There are two fans in the system, noctua NF-P14 FLX www.noctua.at/main.php?show=productview&products_id=33&lng=en&set=1 according to the specifications their acoustical noise is 19.6 dB. Are there some simple guidelines of how the noise "adds up", i.e. what would be the sound level of two fans, or three? * Would there be a market potential for a system like this? I naturally tend to think this is a very "cool" computer, but maybe that's just me? After some optimization (and a bit of CFD) I'm sure I could make it a bit smaller. Regards, /jon
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