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Originally posted by stek View PostYup - three phase! Does that three times more leccy - I've no idea!?
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Originally posted by AtW View PostBlades is a nice idea"A life, Jimmy, you know what that is? It’s the s*** that happens while you’re waiting for moments that never come." -- Lester FreamonComment
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I had the dubious title of "BladeCenter Champion" when IBM launched it. The BC-H is a bit of a power monster. You can save power by pulling half the power supplies and running it in non-redundant mode but the fans go to 100% and anyone within a couple of miles thinks Concorde is back. You should also advise ladies in skirts to beware standing directly behind when that happens.Comment
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Originally posted by Harmonic View PostYou can save power by pulling half the power supplies and running it in non-redundant modeComment
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Originally posted by AtW View PostInactive power supplies should not use much power because not a lot should be drawn through them.Comment
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Originally posted by Harmonic View PostBladeCenter load balances across them and since PSUs are more efficient under heavier loads it does save a bit.Comment
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I'm just 'helping' a guy online who's bought two JS20's on Ebay, hoping to put RHEL on them or AIX if he can't. I've asked if he has the the Blade chassis, management module(s), etc, gone very quiet.....Comment
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Stop mucking about with blades, get something decent...
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Originally posted by Moscow Mule View PostStop mucking about with blades, get something decent...
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