[Beowulf] A Cluster of Motherboard.
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DGS dgs at gs.washington.eduThu Nov 10 11:06:33 PST 2005
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> > > >>It would like to know if is possible to make a cluster of > >>motherboards? I don't speaking in a cluster of PC's, but of > >>motherboards. Somebody already saw? If it is possible, Could someone > >>help me? > > > > > >Yes, it is possible and it has been done a number of times. Several of > >them are documented, more or less, in the list archives -- GIYF here. > > > >[...] > > > >Two minor pieces of advice: Try to stay safe -- electrical devices > >start fires, so watch the connections to e.g. wooden shelving. Try to > >stay within codes (include FCC codes for EM emissions) both to stay safe > >and because if you pack things too close together without shielding you > >could conceivably get some electrical oddities that destabilize things. > > A cheap bare case can cost less than $20 -- and can save you a lot of > work, although perhaps not shelf space. For safety, ease of > installation, and FCC EM reasons, cheap metal cases should be considered. Note that there are vendors who will sell you "blade" systems that are, essentially, a cluster of motherboards: commodity boards and power supplies bolted to aluminum sheets that slide vertically into an aluminum box with a few big fans on top. We've got a couple here, purchased from Verari. They're fine systems. David S. >
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