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Comment: Scientific Linux (Score 1) 264

by cyfer on Friday May 27 2011, @06:45AM (#36261258) Attached to: Ask Slashdot: Best Linux Distro For Computational Cluster?

After 7 years working at CERN on the GRID project for LHC, i would recommand scientific linux, the target of this distro is to run the largest GRID in the world gLite on a free redhat, you have also in the EPEL repository many tools for large scale computing maintain by the GRID team in CERN and Fermilab.

8 Intel Cores tested - thanks to "Woodcrest

Submitted by Spudredneck on Monday April 30 2007, @10:34AM

Spudredneck writes "Bootdaily.com has posted the first review of dual Quad-Core "Woodcrest" Xeons from Intel. This article shows that you can get 8 cores from Intel in a single system, however, the only OEM offering these CPUs right now is Apple with its Mac Pro line. This review points out that Intel will have retail variants of these CPUs out soon, however."