[QUOTE=Roast Beast;20033163]Hardcore computers doesn't make motherboards.[/QUOTE]
Nor do Tiny okay. Tiny went bust because of this okay?
So, 2 CPUs, up to 7GPUs, up to 8 HDDs (assuming no DVD drives).
Only one case can contain everything needed to operate something like this.
[URL]http://www.mountainmods.com/ascension-cyo-choose-your-own-p-483.html[/URL]
Also, it's hilarious how pretty much no new motherboards have IDE connectors anymore but they still have the good ol' floppy connections. :v:
[QUOTE=Zero-Point;20033787]So, 2 CPUs, up to 7GPUs, up to 8 HDDs (assuming no DVD drives).
Only one case can contain everything needed to operate something like this.
[url]http://www.mountainmods.com/ascension-cyo-choose-your-own-p-483.html[/url][/QUOTE]
You said it.
Alright, so out of boredom I made a little parts-list for what might be the ultimate machine (with parts available today) that can be made with this motherboard. I might be missing some bits so be sure to give feed-back but this was mostly for shits and giggles.
MountainMods Ascension CYO case:
Duality Back Panel +$50.00
Black Wrinkle Finish + $50.00
720 Quad Front Panel + $0.00
Big Window Side Panel + $10.00
Triple-Quad Side Panel + $10.00
Triple Original Top Panel + $10.00 Total: $489.99
eVGA W555 Motherboard - estimated $750
7x eVGA GTX295 Co-op Hydro Copper - $5039.93
7x OCz Colossus series 1TB SATA II drives - $26,593
Pioneer Black Blu-Ray burner SATA - $199.99
2x Intel Xeon W5590 Nehalem 3.33GHz LGA 1266 130 W - $3379.98
12x Mushkin Ehanced 4GB DDR3 1333 SDRAM - $2639.88
4x PC Power and Cooling T12W 1200W PSU - $1999.96
2x DangerDen MC-TDX Waterblock - $119.90
5x DangerDen DD12V-D5 Variable Speed Pump - $457.25
5x DangerDen Black Ice GTX360 Radiator - $904.75
MPC-Universal Chipset Block $38.50
5x DangerDen RAD-Reservoir $214.75
10 feet of Tygon tubing $29.95
2x CTR-CD10BK Pump & Fan Speed Controller, Black $179.98
5x SEN-AP005PB Coolant Temperature Sensor, Brass $129.90
28x Noctua NF-S12B 120mm fans $671.72
Total cost: [B]$41,839.47!!!
[/B]So with this set-up, there'd be 5 separate cooling loops: One for both CPUs/Chipset, 3 with 2 GPUs, and one with 1 GPU, which could have other bits added on if you felt like cooling more stuff. A real plumbing nightmare! :v: But with a total of [I][B]14 GPUs[/B][/I], this thing would kick ass at Folding@Home. (and who knows? Maybe SLi will support such a rig in the future)
4 1200W PSUs... it'd probably burn out the wiring of whatever room you put it in :v:
[QUOTE=Roast Beast;20097073]4 1200W PSUs... it'd probably burn out the wiring of whatever room you put it in :v:[/QUOTE]
Run it on some industrial generators.
"My PC gets 750,000 frames-per-gallon!"
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