I would get plans drawn for the items that you would want and have an add on or way to increase your future needs. When this is done...get it patented! Next get hold of underground geeks that think nothing but computerese and then make your proposal. Some of these folks are extremely off of the wall so you have to nail them down on cost, patent rights etc....! I have found that to get something done you almost have to do the building yourself because in general a commercial outfit think in terms of money and not always what the customer requests per se. You are considering spending a short bundle of capital but you will have to work with others somewhere along the line. Whenever this happens...get those people under written contract because your budget can get whacked if you are not on top of the ins and outs on the financial end. It's best to know where your limitations are and plan for money leaks that won't kill your enthusiasm as time goes bye. You will need a great sense of humor for the aggrivations that will crop up! To go with the computer that you want---consider a static free environment! I won't add any more comments but consideration around the computer can be just as important as the electromechanical device itself.
Also consider that many of the high end components (such as processors) can't be shipped outside the country of origin without heavy tariffs or restrictions. Another point is if you have the knowledge to usefully use such a highly technical system, it would probably need a custom operating system (guessing some variation of linux) and would compatability be an issue.
Thanks for the response, but tell me which is the fastest Motherboard that can take multiple processors, and the fastest processors and ram on the market.
Did some research (was fun and made me drool alot) you should go to the Tyan.com web site and check some of the vendors under 'where to buy' most have a configuration of options for the 4 cpu & 8 cpu systems (AMD only).
The 4 cpu system uses dual or quad core CPUs so you can get up to 16 cores and double that in the 8 cpu system totalling 32 cores. They mention 6 core models but there isn't any specific information about doing that.
Once you start going multiple CPUs (and the ram that goes with them) the money starts adding up fast. I think most of the sites are a bit inflated in price for ram/CPU/drives so could possibly order barebones chasis and buy the parts cheaper and install yourself. Check newegg.com for component prices (especially ram & drives).
8 cpu (32 cores) with 64Gb Ram 2-1tb hard drives came in about $9900
Good thing it does support enterprise editions of Windows or Linux for compatability.
Check out some of the configurations and see if this will suit your needs...
Thanks for the info. Will check it out. It does help to ask other people aswell. These computer shops they take us for a loop, and they still look you in the eyes.
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