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They are really just porn servers...Ya'll think us folk from the country's real funny-like, dontcha?
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Originally posted by MD WillingtonThey are really just porn servers...Comment
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and well you know the japs so its gonna be some goddamn wierd porn and anime porn.....
anyway.....what was curious is that they went so proprietary with the system. definitely it is something incredibly powerful.Comment
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Originally posted by willawakeanyway.....what was curious is that they went so proprietary with the system. definitely it is something incredibly powerful.
What I always found most impressive was its tremendous ratio between measured "score" and number of CPUs - it would be interesting to know what kind of architecture those NEC CPUs are based on.Comment
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Even with such massive computing power, predicting the weather is still probabilistic business. We have a small cluster in my uni. IBM Blade's I think. The room is maintained at about 12C. Can you imagine the about of power being consumed?
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...I'd love to see THOSE folding for us...You know there's something wrong when you open up a PSU and are glad to find Teapos.
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