the dream machine!!!

mammoo_03 wrote:ang lupeeet din nito sir necrolyte, wahhhhh!!! ano sir ang tech specs nito?

ayan na sir, pinost na nung may-ari. nyehehe... simple lang yung specs nya.

simple lang pero rock, astig, galing, gaano kalakas ito sir, meaning in terms of gaming and rendering (vray)?

ayos naman sir, naka Q9550 sya. kayang pumantay sa corei7 when overclocked. pero mas maganda pa din ang NVIDIA pag dating sa mga rendering matters.

intayin mo lang kuya yung waterblock ng 5870 ko hehe

Wow ang ganda. Teka, punasan ko muna laway ko.
Hindi na yata ako aabot sa mga ganyang rig. Sa panaginip lang..
Thanks for sharing.

@FalconNorthwest and pre-custom rig
people who buy this desktop really dont know what they cashing out.. the Cosmos VX, for sure hindi pa umabot sa $8k yan, watercooled pa.

@vin621
oi may mga RN/tpc boys na dito ah.. tantricmodz? my old X2 rig was been tantricized din wayback 2007..

@dpyxl

hehe, just a little touch of tantric magic si necrolyte lang nagdala saken dito hehe.. siya talaga ang RN/TPC boys dito

bibili ako nyan mga tatlo... potek yan... grabeeeeeee!!!!!!

ERICK wrote:bibili ako nyan mga tatlo... potek yan... grabeeeeeee!!!!!!

bigay mo sa kin ung isa bossing...hehehe....

tamang tama, may matitira pang isa, sakin na lang! hehehehehehe

meron na ko ng intel i7 system kaya ito na aking bagong dream system

from TYAN mga bro

This all started with me discovering a fantastic product by Tyan. Tyan is a specialized manufacturer, most known for their server mainboard : e.g. if you look for a dual Xeon mainboard as a separate part, you'll see more Tyan products than any other brand.

The product I come to discuss about today is a barebone. We all know some standard barebones like Shuttle products. It's a case, a power-supply unit (PSU) and a special mainboard designed to fit into the case because it's usually a special form factor.

This barebone is a special one : it looks like a tower that can be rack-mounted as a 5U unit. It's named Tyan Transport VX50. Like a Shuttle barebone, it's a case and a mainboard, except some "minor" differences :
- It's not a simple PSU but a quadruple one, for a total power of 1620W.
- It's not a simple case : it comes with a secured door and 8 hot-swap racks for your harddrives (regular SATA 3.5")
- It's not a simple mainboard : there is a main mainboard and a daughter board, each of them housing 4 Socket F.

Yes you understood it right : we're talking about 8 CPUs ! The Socket F is intended for AMD server CPU, the Opteron. They're available as quad cores (max 2.6GHz) so we're talking about a 32 cores computer !!!

The tech specs from Tyan are of course available online : ::Tyan Computer Corporation:: System Boards SKU detail

Just a thought : some of you, fellow readers, may be sceptical about the bang-for-the-buck ratio. Of course one can achieve a cheaper solution with 8 regular PC, using regular quad cores CPUs. But my solution is way coooooooler

The AMD 2.6 GHz Opteron (reference is 8382) comes without any radiator or fan. No problem, the Tyan barebone comes with 8 radiators.

Now, let's add some parts to build a complete PC. As I'm a french guy, I will give you prices in €uros, and prices available in France as of writing. I think you'll be able to find some discount offers, but don't expect too much on such a specialized solution !

Here are the parts we need to add, with respective prices :

Case : 4000.00€ with all features described above.

CPUs : we already talked about them. 8 Opteron 8382, 1200€ piece. So it's 9600€ for 32 cores at 2.6GHz, or 83.2GHz. That's about 115€ per GHz per core, where a standard Intel Core i5 (183€ for 4 cores at 2.66GHz) is at about 17€ per GHz per core and a server-oriented Intel Xeon 5355 (760€ for 4 cores at 2.66GHz) is at about 71€ per GHz per core.

HDD : we're talking about a high-end machine, let's use some high-end components :

For OS, let's use some SSD : they're damn fast and easy to use as a regular 3.5" SATA harddrive. OCZ has a 250MB per second product (250MBps for reading, 250MBps for writing) which cames in a 250GB flavour, the Colossus Cascade Series. We'll use 2 of them in RAID-1 (to assure some redundancy) so it will cost 2x 790€.
For data storage, let's use some high capacity HDD : I selected the Western Digital RE4-GP IntelliPower because 2TB is good and 64 Mo of cache are excellent for performance. 6 of them, 285€ piece : 1710€ for a raw 12TB storage : .13 € per gigabyte.
RAM : here's come an interesting part. Each RAM slot of the case can handle a 8GB stick. But we're talking about 4 slots per CPU, so it means there is 32 slots for a maximum capacity of 256GB ! We need to use DDR2 ECC Registered RAM, at 667MHz max. I selected the kit by Crucial : 16GB per kit (2 sticks of 8GB) with low latency (CL5) for 825€. That means, we'll need to "buy" 16 kits to fill all our slots : 13200€ for our 256GB.

Video adapter : the Tyan barebone comes with a really low-end integrated video card, just to offer a 2D display for a server use. For our CG needs, we'll choose a high-end professionnal solution by NVidia, the Quadro FX 5800. It's about 3200€ and it kick ass for CG !

Display : with such a high-end solution, no other choices than a couple of 30" LCD display. We'll not discuss a choice of brand and model today, about 1500€ each.

Other parts : there is not too much to add, now. Just a Blu-ray writer, to do some backups. It costs about 170€ (LG BH08LS20) which is quite cheap compared to our previous parts

We're done with selecting parts : total bill is about 36500€. Here's the shopping cart at the french online dealer : LDLC.com - Contenu de votre panier

hanging dream pa lang muna matagal pa naman bago ma obsolete tong i7

lupit talaga, hanggang panaginip ko nlng din to.siguro pag nag retire na ako sa trabaho saka na ako makakabili nyan mg age of 60