Just configured a dual 7763 system... $78,000 and 256 of the fastest threads available (to the consumer)

Markfw

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It has 2 TB pc3200 ram, 3 NVME drives, and 4 14tb hard drives, and 8 tb SSDs. It has 3 Nvidia A6000 48 gig video cards.

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If only I was a millionaire......
 

VirtualLarry

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New mining rig, Mark? LOL.

I should throw in for the [H] vs TAAT F@H challenge, but ... I bought four RX 6600 and one RX 6600 XT... all using Paypal pay-in-four, and they've got payments due near the end of the month.
 

Fardringle

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I'll take six!

Now I just need to find someone to pay for them.. :cool:

I do wonder why you totally cheaped out and selected the RTX A6000 instead of the much more reasonable A100 for only $7,600 more... ;)

edit: Never mind, I see it won't allow more than one A100 in the system...
 
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Endgame124

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It was pretty easy to get it down to "only" 40,000 by reducing storage, ram, and warranty.
 

Markfw

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It was pretty easy to get it down to "only" 40,000 by reducing storage, ram, and warranty.
But with that much power, those are kind of required. Unless you spend $40,000 for DC work only.
 

Endgame124

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But with that much power, those are kind of required. Unless you spend $40,000 for DC work only.
I use systems of similar size at work, but don't need much local storage - I've got 2TB local available, but I'm pretty sure I could make everything work in under a TB. I configured for 1TB of ram in my 40k build, but my systems are all 512GB of ram. at 256 threads, 512GB allocates 2GB per thread, which is actually a fair amount. In my case, though, 10gbit networking is pretty low - I'd much prefer 40gbit.
 

Markfw

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Compared to spending $78k for DC work only?
For the kind of money here, I would not waste it on DC. But if I was a millionaire, maybe ? The who thing that got me excited was the CPU's, the only place I could find them available.
 

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Yeah, the point is even if you were a millionaire you'd still be dumb to spend $80k on them just for the "CPUs" seeing as how you can get a system configured and shipped to you for nearly half that. That's two CPU powerhouses for the price of one.

Nevermind the GPUs, but even then it wouldn't be $78k to have them populate them with all GPUs. You only need one storage drive and you realistically only need enough RAM for about 1 or 2GB per CPU thread (Except Rosetta)