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Under the hood of the T5120

Thursday, December 20. 2007

Octave gives a nice peek under the hood of a Sun T5120.

Posted by Joerg Moellenkamp in English, Sun/Oracle at 20:49 | Comments (3) | Trackbacks (0)

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Wirklich ein hüsches Ding, hatte eben diese Woche Gelegenheit in eines reinzukucken, allerdings in Minimalkonfiguration.
Bei uns kam die Frage auf, was das für ein Steckmodul ist mit der "Käferparade" und den beiden mit "Pulse" beschrifteten Klötzchen darauf?

#1 Daniel Werner (Homepage) on 2007-12-21 08:03 (Reply)

Spannungswandler fuer die CPU?

#1.1 Olli on 2007-12-21 09:52 (Reply)

Bei mir steht sie schon im Vollausbau im Keller. Zwischen den Jahren gehts los - Performance-/Throughput Tests für diverse Java Workflows (xslt pipelines und endlich auch mal ein paar rendering Dienste die mit der alten T2000 schon von vornherein ausgeschlossen waren -> Java2D Renderings und Excel Erzeugung). Wär doch schade wenn diese Maschine "nur" als Netzwerkserver dient!

#2 Jens Kleemann (Homepage) on 2007-12-21 09:38 (Reply)

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