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    henry2

    NC State IBM Blade Center Linux Cluster IBM Blade Center Linux Cluster, henry2, 966 dual Xeon compute nodes with Intel Xeon Processors (mix of single, dual, and quad core), 2-3GB per core distributed memory, dual gigabit Ethernet interconnects

    Also integrated into henry2 are four AMD Opteron nodes with 16 cores. Three of these nodes have 64GB of memory and the fourth has 128GB. These nodes are intended to support shared memory (OpenMP) jobs or other jobs with large memory requirements.

    Notes on henry2 architecture.

    Notes on using henry2.


    sam

    NC State Intel/IBM Cluster at MCNC Intel/IBM Blade Center Linux Cluster, sam, 1000 dual Xeon compute nodes with two 3.0GHz Intel Irwindale processors and 4GB distributed memory per node, dual gigabit Ethernet interconnects.

    Sam is used primarily to deliver Virtual Computing Lab (VCL) services for NC State, several other UNC institutions, and a number of NC Community Colleges. However, a number of nodes are also used for small HPC jobs (up to 28 processors).

    Notes on using sam.

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