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Author Topic: BMW Sauber- Europe's fastest supercomputer? (Read 1780 times)

davewilson

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BMW Sauber- Europe's fastest supercomputer?

« on: January 08, 2007, 08:43:15 PM »

You know we get all excited over the use of supercomputers in F1. BMW Sauber are claiming that their new supercomputer, “Albert 2″, is the fastest supercomputer in industrial use in Europe.

Albert 2 uses 1,024 Intel processor cores, has a total memory of 2,048GB and a maximum power of 12,288 GigaFlops.

2,048 GB of memory? Still not enough to run GP4 at full frame rate.

Could X Box Be The Answer to everything?Or Should F1 Designers wait for the New Sony?Before they go back to the Drawing Board?To take us on in F1 DESIGN??????????

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