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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Hardware Issues and discussion => Topic started by: asian1 on May 01, 2003, 10:44:50 AM
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Hello
Recently AMD launched its 64 bit Opteron CPU that support up to 8-way SMP. There is an interesting method to implement SMP: multiple Dual CPU chipset in a single motherboard /system.
(ie: 4 CPU + 2 chipset, 6 CPU + 3 chipset etc)
Opteron Chipset (http://news.com.com/2100-1006-997730.html)
"Typically, two-, four- and eight-processor servers all use different types of chipsets. The more processors a server has, the more difficult it is to develop a chipset.
By contrast, the chipset is the same for all Opteron chipsets. A four-processor server, in other words, is just two twos linked together. "
Is it possible to put multi chipset on a single board in the future version of MAI Logic or IBM 970 chipset?
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You know what I find really funny ?
the lenght some people can go to bring anything "Amiga" in the
picture whenever new tech arises .....
MAI-Logic:
You will find info about the next 2 generations of their chips
on their homepage, which is probraly (and realisticly) their
roadmap for the next 3 or more years. Found anything similar
to the Opteron-Chipset ?
IBM:
They allready have the Power4-CPUs which take that thought even
one step further. Doing something similar to the 970 seems quite
unlikely and the hope of a consumer-friendly Power4 is vain.
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He didn't mention Amiga, kronos. :-)
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Thats why I wrote:
anything "Amiga"
Which includes MAI, or what do you think he was aiming at ?