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512 Intel Xeon CPUs configured over 16 nodes. This one: http://www.comnetco.com/sgi-uv300-the-most-powerful-in-memory-supercomputer http://www.comnetco.com/sgi-
by ketanmaheshwari 6y ago
512 Intel Xeon CPUs configured over 16 nodes. This one: http://www.comnetco.com/sgi-uv300-the-most-powerful-in-memory-supercomputer http://www.comnetco.com/sgi-uv300-the-most-powerful-in-memor...
- MR4D 6y ago#ComputeEnvy
- gautamcgoel 6y agoWow. I didn't realize you could run so many CPUs in one address space. This thing is basically one huge computer. Would love to open up Gnome System Monitor and see 512 cores!
- cesaref 6y agoCore counts has gone up quite considerably in the last few years, certainly in a compute farm context. 10 years ago, you'd be looking at 2U servers having 8 cores (dual quad core) as high density. These days, 2U servers can pack 4 sockets, and processors are in the high 20 something cores, so if you've got deep pockets you can get over 100 cores in 2U.
- jerven 6y agoAMD Epyc can give you 128/256 cores in a 2 socket system. Not that expensive.