5 systems in one chassis to Coolermaster
"At the Cebit show in Hanover Coolermaster its 1,000-watt power supply used to power quad core 5 system installed in an individual case"
The opening of the Cebit 2009 in Hannover, the most important event related to data of the European market, will take place next week during the 6 days of the fair will be many announcements of new products, even if the general climate of the market can not be defined as oriented optimism at best.
Coolermaster has anticipated one of the online demo that will be displayed to highlight the effectiveness of its 1,000-watt power supply Real Power M1000W is configured a tower case that contains within itself 5 independent systems, all managed through a single power supply and cooled with a liquid integrated kit.
The system provides a total of 20 core cpu for every motherboard has an Intel Core 2 Quad Q9400s with TDP content within the maximum 65 watts, and 2 Gbytes of system memory. The liquid cooling ensures that the dissipation of heat is fully efficient, while the chassis Cooler Master ATCS 840 has been modified internally so that you can adjust the 5 motherboards. The 20 non-core work in parallel.
Looking at the specifications reveals the 5 processors with TDP up to 65 watts can consume under full load, so aggregate, approximately 300 watts, and to this we must add the values of the motherboard, memory, hard disk and cooling systems but there is far from the values at 1000 watts peak which is capable of the power supply.
Re: 5 systems in one chassis to Coolermaster
That highlight the most effective Chassis which will really highlights its futility ...
Re: 5 systems in one chassis to Coolermaster
It seems a useful thing for an office, that create 5 positions with only one computer in a sense ... modem, mouse and keyboards wifi, network printer, the only nuisance is the cables for the monitors.
Re: 5 systems in one chassis to Coolermaster
... since, except for sporadic cases, I do not see the need to own 1000watt, but remains significant commitment of CM(Coolermaster) in integrating engineering into a single case, although fairly large, well 5 separate PC.
By virtualisation might seem unnecessary to have multiple PCs in a separate environment, but in some cases it is much better differentiation, at least from the SOHO.
With a solution like that of CM, where in one case it may take multiple PCs, the user first, within your main PC can install a second mini-pc (like the ION of nVidia or more) always and with reduced power consumption and when used for the main lights.
