dumping some small home clusters
Dumping some small home clusters
Parker Roberts
Jason Lopez
Jacob Williams
Ian Nguyen
Jayden Butler
I doubt it. I learned how to build a computer at 12. If you said something like 11, it would've been more believable, but there's a massive difference in intelligence between a 9-year-old and a 12-year-old. There's no way you would've been able to figure out the process, let alone developed any interest, to build a computer from scratch at that age unless you saw your father do it and thought it was really cool, but then you'd be dumbstruck as soon as he'd try explaining to you how everything works and how everything is assembled and lose interest due to your 9-year-old attention span.
Easton Martinez
Carson Kelly
Christian Smith
Ryan Rogers
Most of these would be cheaper and more powerful as used desktops
Aiden Jenkins
William Young
I really like the concept, but modern CPUs like the AMD threadripper have made beowulf clusters obsolete.
Nathaniel Edwards
Julian King
Anthony Wilson
Good job user
Benjamin Flores
this one is cool
the rest look to be total shit
Dominic Davis
>modern CPUs like the AMD threadripper have made beowulf clusters obsolete.
oh, someone should tell IBM or all the other 500+ companies wasting billions of dollars in supercomputers, also amateur and big animation studios!
Gavin Jones
Not sure why but I've never seen someone built a cluster with mixed hardware in the home lab e.g. intel nucs and dell wyses, or rpis and odroids.
Parker Bailey
OP is posting pictures of at most 10 small/old computers joined into a cluster. A single threadripper has greater performance than that while using less energy
Ethan Thompson
I've seen a few, it isn't any different
Josiah Ortiz
>modern CPUs like the AMD threadripper have made beowulf clusters obsolete.
oh, someone should tell IBM or all the other 500+ companies wasting billions of dollars in supercomputers, also amateur and big animation studios!
Lucas Hughes
>whoosh
i think anons talking about clusters of 10 wyse shit clients, not clusters of 100,000 xeon phis
Nicholas Bailey
I have a few older mini optiplexes. I would like to build a cluster but don't really know where to start. I also don't know what i would use it for... I just want to it.
Ethan Edwards
user said specifically and I quote
>modern CPUs like the AMD threadripper have made beowulf clusters obsolete.
also
>whoosh
the absolute state of redd- I mean Any Forums
Aiden Hernandez
it seems like a single dual xeon machine spinning up VMs on demand would be more power efficient than this contraption at this point
Jeremiah Jones
did I ask though
Brody Green
If you were not autistic you would have understood from context that I was talking about low cost, homemade beowulf clusters like the ones under discussion in this thread, not any possible beowulf cluster
Cooper Hernandez
ok i mean if you want to shadow box against the most literal interpretation possible of some rando’s words online, be my guest
Nolan Wood
mmhmm— indeed you did, yeah
John Fisher
tl;dr
meds
refer to past posts, this was already explained
>wooosh
Parker Cook
>hearing voices
meds
Joshua Perry
rent free election tourist