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25 GHz machine
I have some computationally intense work to do, and I would like to
know where I could buy a computer that would run at the equivalent of, say, 25 GHz. It would have to be already built since I don't have the skills to build one from scratch. I would want to run an app that is designed for a standard Win XP platform. Since the fastest processors available now only run at about 3.2 GHz, I suppose this would involve a multi-processor machine. But the multiprocessor machines I see from Dell, for example, do not offer processing power that is the SUM of all the processors to be applied to a single task. They seem to simply be able to do multiple tasks faster than a single processor machine. I would want the total power of all processors harnessed to work on a single task. Any ideas? Thanks, saxon |
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You'll need a, "CRAY RESEARCH", machine...millions of dollars.
Perhaps you can find one operating in your area and buy time on it. If at first you don't succeed, they say, give it up! Thanks, saxon You could use the 64bit XP with a 10 machine beowoulf network though I'm not to sure that you could run that all from one monitor. What crazy computations could you need, That 25ghz machine could find pi in seconds (To millions of digits) or is this just a thread of curisitoy. Seeing as you don't know how to build a machine you would need to hire ppl to build you the system and I'd like to see the benchmarks if you have the hundreds of dollars. Oh BTW you would need like 100/1000 close linked ethernet for this to work proplery and those reuters cost alot Keep your stick on the Ice Anthony Brohan |
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Contact either IBM's or HP's Business Division. You are talking about a
serious, non-consumer, EXPENSIVE machine. You are looking at paying for an 8+ CPU machine. -- DaveW "Clifford535" wrote in message om... I have some computationally intense work to do, and I would like to know where I could buy a computer that would run at the equivalent of, say, 25 GHz. It would have to be already built since I don't have the skills to build one from scratch. I would want to run an app that is designed for a standard Win XP platform. Since the fastest processors available now only run at about 3.2 GHz, I suppose this would involve a multi-processor machine. But the multiprocessor machines I see from Dell, for example, do not offer processing power that is the SUM of all the processors to be applied to a single task. They seem to simply be able to do multiple tasks faster than a single processor machine. I would want the total power of all processors harnessed to work on a single task. Any ideas? Thanks, saxon |
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Also, Windows XP Pro will only handle up to 2 CPU machines. Your looking at
using Windows 2003 Advanced Server software. -- DaveW "Clifford535" wrote in message om... I have some computationally intense work to do, and I would like to know where I could buy a computer that would run at the equivalent of, say, 25 GHz. It would have to be already built since I don't have the skills to build one from scratch. I would want to run an app that is designed for a standard Win XP platform. Since the fastest processors available now only run at about 3.2 GHz, I suppose this would involve a multi-processor machine. But the multiprocessor machines I see from Dell, for example, do not offer processing power that is the SUM of all the processors to be applied to a single task. They seem to simply be able to do multiple tasks faster than a single processor machine. I would want the total power of all processors harnessed to work on a single task. Any ideas? Thanks, saxon |
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