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- <li><em>from</em>: dhurst at kennesaw.edu (Dow Hurst)</li>
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Robert L. Harris wrote:
>
> I'll agree on the e3x5 series. I've demo'd 2 differnet models and
> they're very quiet and run very cool.
>
>
> Thus spake Jonathan Glass (IBB) (jonathan.glass at ibb.gatech.edu):
>
>
>>You should really look at the IBM e325 series (Opterons) for cooling. I
>>have 4 of them (demo units) in a cluster. I felt the cases while
>>running a demo, and they were cool, if not cold, to the touch. IBM has
>>spent a lot of money on making these machines rack-ready, and cool
>>running, and it has paid off.
>>
>>Jonathan
>>
>>On Mon, 2004-04-12 at 20:23, Dow Hurst wrote:
>>
>>>What are the options on water cooling the CPUs of a cluster? Seems from some
>>>research I've been doing that commodity water cooling is out there now. Using
>>>the ground as a heatsink is possible too if designed correctly. For a rack
>>>based installation though, has anyone studied using water cooling? Anyone see
>>>problems with this beyond just making sure there are no leaks.
>>>Dow
>>>
>>>
>>>Dow Hurst wrote:
>>>
>>>>If I needed to take an existing space 400 square feet w/8' ceiling,
>>>>20'x20'x8', and add A/C and fire protection for a server room, what kind
>>>>of cost would be incurred? Sounds like an algebra problem from
>>>>highschool doesn't it? Let's say a full 84" rack of 4CPU Opteron nodes
>>>>and supporting hardware were in the room. Does anyone have any ballpark
>>>>figures they could throw out there? Any links I could be pointed to?
>>>>Thank a bunch,
>>>>Dow
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>PS. I'd like some other type of fire protection than sprinkler heads. ;-)
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