Micro-ATX dual AMD motherboard:

donny_paycheck

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http://www.i-pox.net/M762U.htm

Ipox, a division of Epox, makes it. Folding, crunching and clustering enthusiasts, commence your salivating...

 

Spec_Ops2087

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hmmm....that looks like a good folding board...

what kind of PCI slot is that?!



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donny_paycheck

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64-bit/66mhz slot. No idea what that extension is for though.

 

Caffinehog

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• Oct 6, 2002

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Nice! Two onboard lan connections and usb 2.0!
I could go for some more slots, including an AGP though.

 

FunkDaMonkMan

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Its got onboard video right?

If so.. imagine like 5 of these with xp1600's booting off of one hard drive and sharing 3 powersupplies

 

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donny_paycheck

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funkdamonkman said:

Its got onboard video right?

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That's affirmative.

I'm not too sure what they intend this board to be for, unless it's data crunching like the stuff we're talking about.

Seems to me that a university or corporation interested in the greatest amount of crunching power in the smallest amount of space would look to something like this as a solution. But imagine the cooling.

 

Spec_Ops2087

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that is somthing I would use for my bryce 5 and 3dsmax....those would be GREAT network rendering rigs....hmm I may have to get a couple...have like 5 of them with dual 1Ghz....yummmmmm...can we say rendering farm?




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