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On Mon, Apr 30, 2007 at 09:33:38PM -0400, markw at mohawksoft.com wrote:
> I want to get a dual CPU motherboard, and I want it to support dual core
> CPUs. In effect, have 4 cores. I'm kind of having a problem finding
> motherboards that support this, or at least finding the information I need
> to find one.
Your choices are basically either Tyan or Supermicro in the hobbyist/DIY
categories. I have 3 Tyan dual-CPU machines, all Opteron based, and
they're fine once set up. The initial set up required a time investment
to get the kernel and drivers tweaked, but once each machine was running,
it has been mostly trouble-free.
If you didn't want to build it yourself, Sun has some interesting looking
dual CPU machines.
-b
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