I saw they struck a deal with Intel last year and thought the dumped AMD, but they may a whole line of baby super computers check them out
http://www.cray.com/Products/CX/Systems.aspx
Cray baby super computer
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Starting from $38,999... ouch!
It must have some serious cooling in it. It would take some serious work (read profitable) to justify such a purchase!
It must have some serious cooling in it. It would take some serious work (read profitable) to justify such a purchase!
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geek pron at its best 
over 30,000 werk units
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Ugly chassis though, looks a steel brick. Some neon and a funky laser logo on the side would have been better.
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The system is cluster not a single workstation, so FAH won't run in this hardware.Adam A. Wanderer wrote:If I ever won the lottery, that'd be high on my list! I wonder how many work units/point per day it could turn out with the present client programs.k1wi wrote:Starting from $38,999... ouch!
It must have some serious cooling in it. It would take some serious work (read profitable) to justify such a purchase!
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In fact if you look at the YouTube "How to build a personal Cray CX1 supercomputer" video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BL3dNpwvYj4&NR=1 you will see that the system ships on a pallette and is a blade chassis on a rolling frame -- the system can weigh up to 136lbs/62kgParrLeyne wrote:The system is cluster not a single workstation, so FAH won't run in this hardware.Adam A. Wanderer wrote:If I ever won the lottery, that'd be high on my list! I wonder how many work units/point per day it could turn out with the present client programs.k1wi wrote:Starting from $38,999... ouch!
It must have some serious cooling in it. It would take some serious work (read profitable) to justify such a purchase!
(minimum weight = 62 lbs/28kg)"Best of all" it ships with Windows 2008 HPC, not linux
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Very hard to understand what it really is? It looks like proprietary blade system for dual-Xenon and GPU custom blades?
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