On June 1, 2009, NVIDIA announced the Tesla™ M1060 Processor. An integral part of the worlds fastest 1U computing servers engineered to meet the requirements of enterprise-class data centers, the Tesla M1060 processors deliver supercomputing performance while requiring less power and space. Featuring the revolutionary NVIDIA CUDA™ parallel computing architecture and powered by 240 parallel processing cores, the Tesla M1060 shatters your performance per watt expectations to help you to solve the toughest computing problems faster.
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where can i buy one of these
Can I have this server for free for boinc projects?
7 years ago… OK, still faster then my A10 5800k PC.
unrealace98 fail troll is fail
would be a good system minecraft server.
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I see gnome desktop
YAY nvidia 😀
@peanuttherat Just as walter0bz said; it's not used for graphics, it's used for math calculations. It can't perform well on games as it's not geared towards DirectX/OpenGL, but rather for science and math.
@peanuttherat – GPGPU
The real question is though…why do you need graphics power in a server?
That awkward moment when a 16 year old builds a more powerful one….
can it run BF3?
but can it run pong?
This is incredible, but the question is, can it run Crysis?
@Mbit100 nope 🙁
@cpserve these cards yes but the new revised fermi computation cards are very power conservative compared to the total throughput they produce. and i agree those compaqs were a pain in the ass, but you also have to blame hp because they knew what they were dealing with as far as the thermal envelope which they did not entirely take into consideration when it came to making their laptops so thin(especially with aluminum/nickel heatsinks!!!)
@Amaroqdricaldari just to add one more thing, these new nvidia APU's will be ARM cpu architecture based. what new OS coming out in the next year or so will be supporting ARM…. Win8
@Amaroqdricaldari man what ignorance most people have lol. im not a fanboy or a troll but i want you to know nvidia has already thought of this since the market is changing for more apu like products. The tegra was just a small sample, desktop versions will be released at an uncertain(to the public) date. And the idea has been in progress for almost over 3 years now. Most technology you see today was designed 3-10 years ago.
Will It Play Minecraft
Meow
I got here from Minecraft videos…
and this little baby will last up until the warranty is done the GPUs will come up off the board from extensive heat and overuse like the HP Compaq Presario F700 Series and the Nvidia On-board Graphics Fault in them
Just combine the GPUs and CPUs into APUs. AMD is doing it, Intel is doing it to some degree (take a look at Intel HD Graphics), so you it's your turn. Good luck, Nvidia. May the (something Computer-Related) be with you.
Also, try taking a look at the EVGA Killer Xeno Pro and the PS3's Cell Processor.
@dontillman AMD Radeon HD 6990: "… It packs 5.1 teraflops of compute power.." – PCMAG
Price? $720
(Call it 3 PS3s) with NO extra latency from Ethernet the PS3s have 76.8 GFLOPS, the Radeon has 5.1 TFLOPS.
Don't get me wrong, the PS3 was great for clustering a while ago, but it's old now.
@NBAasDOGG Amazingly immature response. The PS3 is no toy. It has a PowerPC processor for scheduling etc. and 7 cell processors. Combining multiple PS3's can create supercomputer or supercomputer-like performance. Sweet starting at only $250. That is a win!
"Each PPE can complete two double precision operations per clock cycle using a scalar-fused multiply-add instruction, …which translates to 25.6 GFLOPS at 3.2 GHz.[28]"
This is a great video. Some good Open Source Intel. The narrator is a smart man.