Re: Fedora SMP dual core, dual AMD 64 processor system

"Bryan J. Smith" <[email protected]>
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"Bryan J. Smith" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Actually Figure 7 is of a non-existant design.

BTW, just some notes ...

1.  The article, including figures, were written in 2004 July
2.  The article was published in 2004 October (November
issue)
3.  The nForce Pro 2200 + 2050 were not announced until
_after_ the article came out

The design itself was based on the rumored "CK04 Pro" IWill
mainboard shown in Tawain around the time I finished the
article.  It only uses the nForce Pro 2200 + AMD8131, but
puts them all on CPU#0.

The nForce Pro 2200 + AMD8131 on CPU#0 with nForce Pro 2050
on CPU#1, is the common implementation in the Tyan S2895.

There is only one other chip/chipset option I know of that
has PCI-X slots, the Broadcom/ServerWorks HT1000/2000 series.
 But I've only seen one implementation of it, and it's always
with the HT1000+2000 combination (both on the same CPU?  Or
different?  I actually don't know).

Frankly, I'd like to see a $150-200 HT1000 single Socket-940
Opteron 1xx mainboard.  That would be a "killer" entry-level
server board.


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