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Ummmmm... Jackpot? :)

 

that is actually the neatest cabinet wiring I've ever seen :lol:

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It's been a long time since I had a server room job but from what I remember, none of the racks in any server room at Pharmacia were that clean. That's awesome.

 

The room temp is cold. :lol: I don't know the exact temp but coats are nearly a necessity.

Yup, they're cold and LOUD. Just the sound of big AC unit fans running full and case fans humming all over :)

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Wow. I am a walking case of Murphy's Law. Not only have we run into power problems (whomever wired the room before us was a madman...how do you mess up a 500 amp circuit?) but we had multiple hardware failures today during benchmarking as well. :(

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I know my school (RIT) doesn't allow folding on the school computers. We've got some beastly computers.

 

 

i know! i was trying to do that when i visited my friend at RIT hahaa

 

alot of school computers have the fresh install mirrored and locked so when you reboot it goes back to it.

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The teaching cluster is done, I should have time tomorrow to get folding on it:

 

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And yes, before anyone says anything, I know the racks are different and I know that my trunk wiring is sloppy as hell (the yellow wires bridging the two switches). :lol:

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This first one will probably be pretty disappointing. :P

 

It's not all that fast in terms of today's computers (let alone GPUs) and it's not 64 bit capable...so no SMP client. The next few clusters will be the big point-mongers but they are a ways out, Nick and I have to balance school, research time, and building these things. As much as I'd like to get all of them online ASAP it just won't happen all that quickly. :blush:

 

EDIT: My offhand calculations place it at anywhere from 9k to 25k depending on the workunit. I have the feeling the quads might do a * smidgen* better. :D

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You can still run Windows SMP on 32-bit... It gets about 1400 PPD on my 2.8 GHz X9000 Core 2 Extreme dual core in my laptop on Vista Ultimat 32-bit. And just forget school, lol. And while you're at it, put off your research, it won't delay your Ph.D. or anything.

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Windows on a cluster? :lol:

 

Yeah, that's not going to happen. Windows HPC Server 2008 is something we're going to toy around with on one of the newer clusters though. :)

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