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  1. 15-01-2008, 07:25 AM #1
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    Talking > Ever Wondered What 128GB of RAM Looks Like?

    Feeling all pimped out with your Alienware with 4GB RAM? Or your Mac Pro with 16GB RAM? Well, move aside, for they are nothing compared to this 128GB RAM monster built by Xenon Systems for the Monash Cluster Computing group.

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    This setup runs on 8 x 2.8GHz dual-core AMD Opterons, which are tucked away somewhere underneath all the seemingly endless rows of RAMs. And the system is supposedly extremely loud when running. Not something you’ll want in your bedroom.


    On Second thought, who needs sleep when you have something like this? smile.

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    This has already been posted in the offtopic....

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    I experienced managing a 64GB Server (IBM AIX). I really have no idea how to use AIX, although It's an operating system for servers like IBM, I'm just monitoring the hardwares & network flow of this big thing. All I know is, that 64GB server is capable of carrying 5,000 users without hassle.
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    Bet thats not cheap
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