Tyan introduces Typhoon PSC personal supercomputer
Now this would make a sweet gaming pc, with a few "tweaks" of course...
Dual Dual Core processors not enough for you? 4 GB or memory just too not enough? Well, Tyan Computer has just the solution for you! How does 8 processors and 64GB of memory sound? I think it sounds SWEET!
I wonder if I could cram 8 - Nvidia 7950 GTX video cards in that beast...? *hhmmm*
Press release, June 29; Rodney Chan, DigiTimes.com [Thursday 29 June 2006]
Tyan Computer, a specialist high-end motherboard and system maker, has introduced the Typhoon PSC personal supercomputer range, delivering supercomputer power in a mobile, desk-side unit.
Typhoon models can accommodate up to eight processors and 64GB of memory, delivering up to 70 Gigaflops performance in a unit no bigger than two desktop PCs, according to the company.
The Typhoon PSC will appeal to users of compute-intensive applications in graphics rendering, data warehousing, financial and statistical analysis, scientific research, and the oil and gas industries, Tyan said.
With a mobile system like the Typhoon PSC, the supercomputer can be deployed easily in departments, on demand, the company said, adding that unlike the supercomputers of the past, the Typhoon PSC is quiet (<45dB) and plugs into a standard 13A power socket.
Read all about it here, courtesy of Digitimes.com:
http://digitimes.com/systems/a20060629PR205.html
-Eric
Now this would make a sweet gaming pc, with a few "tweaks" of course...
Dual Dual Core processors not enough for you? 4 GB or memory just too not enough? Well, Tyan Computer has just the solution for you! How does 8 processors and 64GB of memory sound? I think it sounds SWEET!
I wonder if I could cram 8 - Nvidia 7950 GTX video cards in that beast...? *hhmmm*
Press release, June 29; Rodney Chan, DigiTimes.com [Thursday 29 June 2006]
Tyan Computer, a specialist high-end motherboard and system maker, has introduced the Typhoon PSC personal supercomputer range, delivering supercomputer power in a mobile, desk-side unit.
Typhoon models can accommodate up to eight processors and 64GB of memory, delivering up to 70 Gigaflops performance in a unit no bigger than two desktop PCs, according to the company.
The Typhoon PSC will appeal to users of compute-intensive applications in graphics rendering, data warehousing, financial and statistical analysis, scientific research, and the oil and gas industries, Tyan said.
With a mobile system like the Typhoon PSC, the supercomputer can be deployed easily in departments, on demand, the company said, adding that unlike the supercomputers of the past, the Typhoon PSC is quiet (<45dB) and plugs into a standard 13A power socket.
Read all about it here, courtesy of Digitimes.com:
http://digitimes.com/systems/a20060629PR205.html
-Eric
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