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Quad Xeon support with 12 DDR slots supporting up to 24 GB of ram :roll:
Pity it aint for P3 Tualatins, they kick Xeons back to the 086 age :)
http://www.tyan.com/products/html/thundergche.html
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is this really on the market?
or it it someones dream?
i dont like all the on board stuff
to have to replace them imagine the cost of replacing the board :?
Quote from Knight Of Nih:
is this really on the market?
or it it someones dream?
Yes its made by Tyan
MMm reminds me of the 16 ( or was it 8 Pretty sure it's 16) processor server that's sitting in Darwin as a print server because some idiot in management thought computers worked like cars...
It's real Nih, just prohibitively expensive.
It's a server board, ment for high end servers. The Xeons are expensive CPUs aswell (Designed for servers).
Both that board and the CPUs it takes are meant to be purchased by those with deep pockets (eg. Corporations)
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It's a server board, ment for high end servers. The Xeons are expensive CPUs aswell (Designed for servers).
i wouldn't go claiming those are highend servers. this is a highend server
Definately highend :)
List Price: $847,990.00
Key Specifications:
Up to 64 UltraSPARC® II 400 or 466 MHz Processors
1 to 16 third-generation Dynamic System Domains
Up to 64 GB memory
Support for up to 64 SBus or 32 PCI cards
Gigaplane-XB[tm] interconnect with over 12 GBps bandwidth
Support for more than 100 TB of storage
Redundancy of key components, including centerplane support boards, disk arrays, I/O, system power & cooling, AC line cords and breakers, control boards and consoles
End-to-end data integrity with ECC on memory and interconnect, and 8 MB mirrored external cache
That board is gay. You want dual Tualatin 1.6GHz.....mmm orgasum.
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Sorry, low-end server. My mistake.
Forgot they had heavies in that range (I know about the incredibly massive systems, didn't really consider that there might be something between massive and small - my error).