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Allegoric - Psynce
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Posted : Feb 10, 2008 18:39
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brasirc
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Posted : Feb 13, 2008 04:01
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i pledge to me a billionaire in 5 years..
btw... its a bloody 2006 news, give me something fresh plzokthx?
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Allegoric - Psynce
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Posted : Feb 14, 2008 00:03
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as soon as i came thru the link i posted it here...
i also realised later that it's 2006 news... 
btw i really wonder what would 80 core machine do....
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Mike A
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Posted : Apr 10, 2008 10:36
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On 2008-02-14 00:03, Allegoric - Psynce wrote:
btw i really wonder what would 80 core machine do....
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Produce a lot of heat I'm guessing. 
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Allegoric - Psynce
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Posted : May 2, 2008 07:09
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^it will but i think they will come up with some plan to get rid of it (A.C or 20 fans)
but who knows if processors would even produce heat in future as the technology is growing at a very fast speed .......  Truth will always guard our souls......
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Posted : Aug 6, 2008 03:29
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You can have sex with it!!! |
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Kaz
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Posted : Aug 31, 2008 22:41
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Heat disippation will always be a problem when running a shitload of electricity through semiconductors and transistors. Scaling it down is a good way to lower power use, but usually, if you can make it twice as small, you make it the same size only much more powerful... if you look at the highest end PC (2xXeons, 6xGTX280s, etc) - it has 6TFlops of power. In 1997, IBM and Intel built a system based on 10,000 CPUs, which naturally, used much more power, and reached a breakthrough 1TFlop.
In short: in order to significantly increase power, you have to increase power efficiency nowadays, as well as improve manufacturing techniques to reach higher clock speeds without reaching the vaunted "starts to make way too much heat" barrier. Or - you could take the opposite route - make a very minimal processor and make sure it takes the least amount of energy to create things like the Asus Eee Box, which can basically do all day to day computer operations (unless you have a 1080p screen) with ease, and uses around 23W under full load.
The small-scale processors usually do not require any form of cooling directly for them, and they are expected to increase in performance as fast as the bigger, badder processors out there. So in about 5 years, you'll have a CPU that'd match today's top offerings that would require no cooling.
As for A/C use, it's called Phase Cooling, and it's in use in some high end workstations and the such. Noisy, expensive and big systems. Not practical for home use any time soon.
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Posted : Sep 5, 2008 03:04
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On 2008-08-31 22:41, Kaz wrote:
if you look at the highest end PC (2xXeons, 6xGTX280s, etc) - it has 6TFlops of power.
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Links please. Thanks.
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Kaz
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Posted : Sep 9, 2008 00:26
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Thanks you.
Would like to add that the PS3 with its 1.8 TFLOPs only in the graphics processing unit is a more ready to go and on the market comparison.
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