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Anurag20

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  1. I know that.. (I think??) that The Tesla k40 can run off-the-os and its application linearity is pretty even.. I found this study here.. http://translate.google.co.in/translate?hl=en&sl=ja&u=http://www.hpc.co.jp/benchmark20140422.html&prev=/search%3Fq%3DTesla%2Bk40%2Bversus%2Bxeon%2Bphi%2B7120p%26biw%3D1280%26bih%3D622 But even from the limited info that I have, The xeon 7120 should be better Because 1) it comes from the intel stable, and should possess some synergy with a xeon E5 or E7 CPU.. 2) It is a challenger to the Already well-established Tesla K40.. Who would be idiot enough to put-up an inferior product, certainly not intel.. Now do we have to write code or optimize applications in any way for them to run on the Xeon 7120.. It seems that the xeon 7120 comes with its own linux core-os.. Any light shed or guidance received with thanks..
  2. What we are actually are a KPO, a knowledge process outsourcing company, based in Hyderabad - India, providing HVAC design consulting to Air-conditioning firms in the Middle Eastern region. Previously, what used to happen is that each company would hire an entire team of engineers + support staff, now they just outsource it. Which suits us both fine.. We use SOLIDWORKS / ANSYS MEP - -for Modelling & Analysis and FloTHERM / Siemens NX Advanced Flow for Dynamic Analysis.. Actually the Dynamic analysis part is the most imp. one - which among other things is to ensure that there are no hot-pockets in the zone. There are many small one-shop Aircon retailers purporting to be Aircon firms, ( actually their registered name reveals it all.. "some xyz Aircon Establishment".. Mo-assessa in arabic means establishment, shirkat means company ), they used to just stock Air-conditioners, and offer thumb-rule rough cooling solutions before.. Now the laws have gotten more strict, so they hire a bare-bone engineer or two & outsource their design requirements.. Even so the lay-man has gotten used to the fact that he can walk into any small aircon "Firm" with a copy of his architectural plan DWG file & walk out with an HVAC quotation.. The more discerning customer understand that HVAC design is a process and contact Engineering consultants & even they sometimes outsource some complex / urgent jobworks & demand quick service.. Anyway it's a Bigger-dog-eat-smaller-dog-&-no-place-for-the-cat market.. Now How long does simultaneous ' DWG import / Heat load analysis / Equipment selection / Static Assembly / Dynamic Equipment & Flow Analysis ' take for a waiting customer being regaled with Shai/ Gahva in the lounge ?? Even for a two storey small villa.. If we don't do it, there are plenty of other KPOs willing / praying to take up the slack..
  3. Even though I have been searching high & low for a tech-spec comparison/faceoff of the NVIDIA K40c and the Intel Xeon Phi 7120A, I haven't been able to do so.. I was hoping Linustechtips would definitely be carrying something, Can anyone please help me out here.. Thanks in Advance..
  4. @ wpirobotbuilder .. Thx man, but probably the customer support will check with the office & i kinda wanted to let the cat out at the last moment.. But as I see my peers are not upto it.. And each vendor will say, we r da best.. As naturally they are supposed to.. Anywayz, thx for everything guyz..
  5. Thanks dragooon.. but what do you think of the mobos here.. http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Description=ssi%20eeb&Submit=ENE
  6. Yeah.. atleast.. even under dual xeon 1200 & 64 gigs of ram, my Thermal Flow & equipment selection analysis takes 36 mins to execute.. a very long time to keep prospective customers in limbo waiting to hear their options..
  7. ok.. ok.. AMD is good but how will it compare to intel's Huge & Gigantic budget for R&D ??
  8. Hi Guyz.. I need some help & advice regarding the choice of motherboard for my Workstation-cum-Gaming rig.. I am a bit of a techie as well as a gaming enthusiast.. I need to run hvac profile selection simulations as well as other scenarios. In short, I am looking for a hi-end workstation rig which might double as a good gamer too.. After mulling over it some serious, I think a dual xeon e5-2697v2 ought to do it.. I am not convinced as to the foundation/mobo though.. Almost everyone on the net seems to recommend the ASUS Z9PE-D8 WS. But it is 2 yrs old & might be somewhat inadequate.. I saw very many mobo's here, http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Description=ssi%20eeb&Submit=ENE and can't get them to line-up in comparison AND Yessssss... this won't come out of my pocket, my boss has agreed to foot the bill for 2 enterprise-rigs.. 1 for the office & 1 for MEEEeee:-))))) at home, for those times when I'll be "WORKING FROM HOME".. The budget is skyhigh.. Almost any amount if I can show the performance.. Infact the office is expecting to make major purchases including Enterprise-level 28 GB/s KOVE.net Storage solutions.. So this is the right time for me to strike while the iron is hot, where will my rigs be noticed alongside MULTI-Million dollar purchases. After all, it's for the COMPANY'S GOOD, isn't it?? Anyways.. Here's the mobo req's" Dual socket (preferably lga2011) CPU support Atleast 128GB Ram support with 16 DDR slots Atleast 6 PCI-E x16 slots (2-for Dual Xeon Phi 7120A co-processor, 2-for Crossfire Radeon R295X2, 2-RAID-0 Fusionio.com PCI-E Storage) Atleast 2 SATA-III slots for conventional SAS drives Very High Desktop-level application I/O support (comparable to pure gaming rigs.. very imp this one) Waiting for your priceless inputs, Please & Thanks in Advance
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