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Matrix has 952 typical processor cores when all nodes are connected. It turns out Matrix can have as many as 9,144 cores if it could utilize 4 nodes with GPUs, which themselves contain yet another 8,192 cores!  However, these additional GPU-based cores require specialized programming and have are not to-date been made available to researchers via the cluster. Those cores have only been accessible to researchers accessing these specialized nodes provisioned as workstations (and thus not attached to the Matrix cluster.)

See also

Compute node count, on Matrix (new, as of November 2014)

  • Does not count cores in the head node.
  • Does not count cores on GPU cards.
ProcCores per proc

#procs/system

#systemsTotal cores
E5335421188
E54204224192
E56204240320
X5650 (in GPU)
62112
E5645 (in GPU)
62336
E56456212144
E5-2670v21028160
   101 systems

952 cores

(Confirmed at headnode)

Cores in the graphics cards, on Matrix

Graphic cardCores card

#cards/system

#systemsTotal cores
 In each:512
(to confirm)
448,192 cores

Processor info

E5335

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E5-2670v2

http://ark.intel.com/products/75275/Intel-Xeon-Processor-E5-2670-v2-25M-Cache-2_50-GHz

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Compute node count

  • Does not count cores in the head node.
  • Does not count cores on GPU cards.

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#procs/system

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952 cores

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