Easy home made super computer

[Guest]

Just thought I would break up the bordom and see how many hits this subject would take.
This will most likely be a true subject on a forum in about 10 years.
Please don't hate me!




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If money was no object, how could you spend it!

 

[Guest]

Isn't it possible with a Beowulf cluster?

 

[Guest]

maybe, if you could get a hold of a hyperdine cluster matrix configurater with self correcting polerization.

Take Care.
If money was no object, how could you spend it!

 

[agriffin]

Personnaly I'll probably use a Cyberdine Systems 1000 with an organically controlled cryo cooler running at a smooth 1.21 gigawatts!

 

[Guest]

Sign me up!

Take Care.
If money was no object, how could you spend it!

 

[Bubba]

"What the hell is a gigawatt?"

-Marty McFly

 

[Zyphoid]

A Gigawatt is 1000 megawatts a megawatt is 1000000 kilowatts a kilowatt is 1000 watts .

If the fat lady's singing at least shes losing weight.

 

[Guest]

Actually, if ya think about it, we won't have a forum like that, because the way we think about a supercomputer today is going to be the same way we think about a supercomputer 10 years from now: out of consumers reach!

-Raising the awareness of dumbasses everywhere...

 

[Guest]

I am actually right now working on a 7 molecule quantum processor that I think I might be able to overclock from 1.2 Terahertz to 1.4!

 

[ledzepp98]

it would seem that zyphoid didn't get the attempted "back to the future" reference.

 

[jg38141]

but in bttfuture didn't he call them jigawats? Geek check on me.

 

[Guest]

Just rate your current computer by 1990 terms, and suddenly you've got a supercomputer the military would have no problem killing you for.

 

[slvr_phoenix]

Oh, I don't know. I've been in the military and if they sent any people like the ones I knew, they'd have a big problem killing me for it.

Oh, and by the way, who needs a supercomputer when you have a pocket universe that you can be the god of and travel to any time you want?

- Anything can be fixed with duct tape, a swiss army knife, and WD-40.