forget DDR, DDR2, DDR3... how about 1TB/sec??

[LuckMan212]

http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release_html_b1?release_id=109968

:eek2:

[kiwi]

Not really. Do you even know how expensive supercomputers and their architecture are? Take for example HDDs. Why use regular HDDs if you can get solid state disks that absolutely own them.

[LuckMan212]

i know, but its nice to imagine that within 5-10 years, we will probably have 1tb/sec zipping through our desktops... :D

[Repoman]

I doubt 5-10 years, IMO DDR3 will be about at the end of it's life in ~6-7 years

[HARDCORECLOCKER]

:D Oh, what's not written there - HCC's edition just has been shipped.....:p:

:toast:

[ozzimark]

i know, but its nice to imagine that within 5-10 years, we will probably have 1tb/sec zipping through our desktops... :D
even with quad channel ram, it'll take 16.4ghz ram to get 256gb/s per channel to make the 1Tb/s. that's a lot :(
unless somewhere along the way bus width increases a bunch. if we go from say 64bit wide channels to 256bit wide, then we'll only need 4ghz ram! :banana:

[Repoman]

I know, I meant that DDR3 won't be able to make close to 1TB/s, and if new tech comes in 6-7 years, that probably won't make it either.

Who knows how far away 1TB/s is

[ozzimark]

oops, my bad.. i quoted the wrong post :stick:
fixed :D

[nn_step]

Wohoo who cares? It costs more than anything anyone here can buy..

[Revv23]

thats sweet, those cray computers are truly amazing

[nn_step]

Well you get what you pay for..
If you spent over 10 million you could do the same thing too..

[WeStSiDePLaYa]

lets see some sandra mem b/w and some everest latency scores. :p:

[brandinb]

lets see some sandra mem b/w and some everest latency scores. :p:

lol

[LuckMan212]

lets see some sandra mem b/w and some everest latency scores well I was thinking the same thing! Guys this is an exclusive... I just called my friend who lives not too far from the Sandia National Laboratories in New Mexico. I asked him to break in there and try to run some Sandra benchies on that Redstorm system. Well he came through for me! He used a hacked version of VMware that allowed him to run these benches, and-- holy crap this thing is fasssst!!! check out these bandwidth scores: :slobber:
http://solvent-llc.com/files/sandra1.png

;)

[shadowing]

well I was thinking the same thing! Guys this is an exclusive... I just called my friend who lives not too far from the Sandia National Laboratories in New Mexico. I asked him to break in there and try to run some Sandra benchies on that Redstorm system. Well he came through for me! He used a hacked version of VMware that allowed him to run these benches, and-- holy crap this thing is fasssst!!! check out these bandwidth scores: :slobber:
http://solvent-llc.com/files/sandra1.png

;)

Too lazy to check... but I am wondering if that is even legit...

[Noldor]

Heh, he was just being funny :) Would have been cool if such tech actually existed though! :toast:

[LuckMan212]

:p: you caught me!

[MaxxxRacer]

I got my 10 million right here.. Sign me up.. I want 1TB/s

[mursaat]

i know, but its nice to imagine that within 5-10 years, we will probably have 1tb/sec zipping through our desktops... :DAnd for then Mr. Gates will manage how to fill that with a single NotePad :D

//EDIT: great fake SS! :D If would've worked if it weren't for that "cracked VMWare version" and a 91530% efficiency :stick:

[nn_step]

I got my 10 million right here.. Sign me up.. I want 1TB/s
Better use that power to fold... :p:

[Revv23]

Well you get what you pay for..
If you spent over 10 million you could do the same thing too..


well i may be able to buy one, but i feel like that machine cost quite a bit more then 10mil to make.