power of 2 computers in one

[BluuStorm]

is it possible to combine the compute power of 2 different computers with different motherbords, ram , etc to perform a same task and combining the result to show on a single screen like[ playing a GAME WITH HELP OF 2 DIFFERENT COMPUTERS AND ONE MONITER ] . if possible how? [this is not a joke] and [ ignoring cost of electricity and heat output, etc ]

[NelizMastr]

Nope, this is impossible. You can have a dual CPU system, but you can't run two systems through one monitor and operating system.

[userzero]

Impossible as said. There are similar answers in the way of combining GPU's in SLI, and running dual CPU systems as mentioned. But no, not entire systems.

[Hugs12343]

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[brob]

5 hours ago, manohar reddy said:

is it possible to combine the compute power of 2 different computers with different motherbords, ram , etc to perform a same task and combining the result to show on a single screen like[ playing a GAME WITH HELP OF 2 DIFFERENT COMPUTERS AND ONE MONITER ] . if possible how? [this is not a joke] and [ ignoring cost of electricity and heat output, etc ]

It is theoretically possible. A class of o/s called distributed operating systems allow this. However, in the context of current games it is not possible. When it comes to fps type games, the complexity of internode synchronization might well outweigh any benefit.