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parko · 2 Weeks Ago

I wonder if it could max out Crysis?

Vermillion · 2 Weeks Ago

Just think of one day of F@H on these beasts.

AndrewH · 2 Weeks Ago

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Originally Posted by Drin

I'm being nit-picky here, but I'm willing to wager that the computer linked in the OP wouldn't be able to run superPI. Just because superPI is a program written for the x86 architecture, and NASA's primary super computers are not x86 based last I checked.

I'm sure they would post impressive times if they actually could run it, but I don't think they actually can. Correct me if wrong!

Well.. this is the NSA's computer, not NASA's, so who knows what it runs!

tha d0ctor · 2 Weeks Ago

and I doubt we will even find out until it's declassified years down the road, on the other hand this video looks fairly old

lol i know the crysis comment was going to come at some point, and imagine how many ppd this could get, if the NSA folded on that for a few months they would probably find cures for cancer and AIDs haha

a few days down the road we read an article "an anonymous hacker, nicknaming himself OCN HWbot Team Fanboy hacked into the NSA supercomputer mainframe and uploaded what was though to be a malicious program, it turns out it was a Pi calculation Benchmark. The NSA is now the hardware champion at Hwbot."

atleast the U.S. has their **** together and liquid cools their supercomputer, China's newest supercomputer's designer obviously hasn't read any of OCN computer in a fridge fail articles

cooper_inc1 · 2 Weeks Ago

And here we are trying to look cool with 4.0ghz

tom.slick · 2 Weeks Ago

if it's running UNICOS it can run superPI as it is unix based

UNICOS/lc is also a variant of the cray operating system, based on "suse linux"
so if you install wine on it and find a way to hookup a few or more gtx 295's you might get it to work