32GB DDR3 LRDIMMs in 1.5 TB System

2011-12-07 22:52:05

#1

duk0r: Administrator; +306|6919|Austin, TX

I work for AMD. I stress platforms (as virtual machines) and network devices with a suite of stress tests to make sure the latest products are compatible with vendor software.
I get to play with allot of crazy hardware. Lately we've been testing 32GB DDR3 LRDIMM modules.

Here are some pictures (code-names and vendor names removed for obvious reasons):

32GB LRDIMM:

ESXi 5.0 Test (48 DIMMs x 32GB = 1.5TB):

System (48 DIMMs across 4 cards):

One of these days I'll take the DSLR in and get some better pics. Crummy phone camera...

https://bf3s.com/sigs/a3a6d1102d14bf2f7e266fba7f728dc2cc38b316.png

2011-12-08 04:25:32

#2

Superior Mind: (not macbeth); +1,755|6944

shweet

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2011-12-08 04:27:59

#3

jsnipy: ...; +3,277|6774|...

i remember when a 32MB chip seemed big

2011-12-08 04:42:06

#4

Camm: Feeding the Cats.; +761|5219|Dundee, Scotland.

that's fucking coooooool

for a fatty you're a serious intellectual lightweight.

2011-12-08 06:22:09

#5

Finray: Hup! Dos, Tres, Cuatro; +2,629|6039|Catherine Black

Mind sending me 8GB DDR3? I need it for my new build.

2011-12-08 12:17:05

#6

Benzin: Member; +576|6250

http://www.reddit.com/r/hardware/commen … 2gb_15tib/

Posted the same over on Reddit, too, I see

2011-12-08 12:44:21

#7

13urnzz: Banned; +5,830|6748

jsnipy wrote:
i remember when a 32MB chip seemed big

aye, my thumbdrive is bigger than my original hard drive. and, it had 256k simms . . .

duk0r, are the virtual machines totally memory dependent, or do you get some kick from the cpu too?

2011-12-08 13:02:28

#8

pirana6: Go Cougs!; +691|6542|Washington St.

CapnNismo wrote:
http://www.reddit.com/r/hardware/comments/n4k3r/48_lrdimms_x_32gb_15tib/

Posted the same over on Reddit, too, I see

he spelled his name backward

2011-12-08 13:25:30

#9

unnamednewbie13: Moderator; +2,053|7023|PNW

Can it run Crysis?

2011-12-08 19:19:39

#10

duk0r: Administrator; +306|6919|Austin, TX

13urnzz wrote:
jsnipy wrote:
i remember when a 32MB chip seemed big
aye, my thumbdrive is bigger than my original hard drive. and, it had 256k simms . . .

duk0r, are the virtual machines totally memory dependent, or do you get some kick from the cpu too?

Typically you will run out of RAM on a VM before anything else. CPUs can be shared pretty easily and are FAST. However you can't really share memory and its still kinda slow. So if you have a VM with 20 guests and each OS at minimum consumes 1GB of RAM- then that's 20GB lost to your operating systems alone in the VM. This is not including any extra RAM to process applications. A system that can handle allot of RAM is very handy in the VM world.

2011-12-08 22:45:49

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max: Vela Incident; +1,652|6819|NYC / Hamburg

cool

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