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Inter-connecting multiple motherboards, is this possible??

Discussion in 'Processors and Motherboards' started by i_need_answers, Nov 25, 2004.

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  1. i_need_answers Newcomer, in training

    Please don't laugh at this stupid question but im just trying the possiblility. Is there anyway to connect two motherboards to combine the prossessing power and memory?? If so is this at all affordable with a $200 budget.
    thanks.
  2. Didou Bowtie extraordinair!

    No, it is not possible with such a budget.
  3. i_need_answers Newcomer, in training

    how much would it cost

    how much would an interconnecter cost. thanks for changing my post I didn't realize it was vague.
  4. Didou Bowtie extraordinair!

    Well there are such system used for computer farms & big computing clusters. The hardware used in such projects generally start with prices around the thousands of dollars. It has absolutely no use for a home user & probably would end up being a lot more expensive for such a user then getting a dual-CPU system.
  5. i_need_answers Newcomer, in training

    duel cpu?

    iv'e never heard of duel cpu's before, is that just a motherboard with 2 cpu slots?
  6. Didou Bowtie extraordinair!

  7. i_need_answers Newcomer, in training

    nice

    thats a nice motherboard, and clean wirering mine are everywhere. How much would a pretty good motherboard cost that would support duel processers and does it add the processers together or just go alittle faster?
  8. Didou Bowtie extraordinair!

    It is a very extensive subject & there's quite a lot of information available on it. A good read is the official SMP FAQ @ 2cpu.com.

    If you ever need more information you can have a look at their other articles or even venture in the forums (make sure to use the Search feature before you ask something that has been asked & answered many times before).
  9. i_need_answers Newcomer, in training

    thanks

    thanks nice article and ill try to research before I ask,thanks.
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