Member • Dec 25, 2012
Administrator • Dec 25, 2012
Member • Dec 25, 2012
if i have two desktop of 2.0 Ghz processor speed each.Using your cloud computing idea can I get combined speed 4.0 GhzThe_Big_KI've a hunch that you're basically talking about cloud computing. You've several computers connected with each other and a 'virtualisation' software that makes it appear as 'one' computer. You can one or more operating systems on the top of it. So, yes it's possible through virtualisation.
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Member • Dec 26, 2012
thanks I need more detailThe_Big_KIt won't add up like that, the overall idea is to cover the layer of several physical machines with a virtualisation software and then create individual computers on the top of it. So you might be able to get slightly more than 2 GHz, if you can built an efficient virtualisation software.
But I'm thinking more in a traditional way. I'm sure the computer experts here will have a lot better ideas.
Member • Dec 27, 2012
Administrator • Dec 27, 2012
Have you looked for information on virtualisation and cloud computing? Check it out and tell me if you're proposing the same thing or you've completely different idea in your mind. I'm sure it's going to be an interesting discussion.Scorpion007thanks I need more detail
Member • Jan 2, 2013
I think it is less concerning with cloud computing. I wana to combine physically computer's hardware of different desktop(May be old) of different configuration to make them one single power full computer it is possible ??The_Big_KHave you looked for information on virtualisation and cloud computing? Check it out and tell me if you're proposing the same thing or you've completely different idea in your mind. I'm sure it's going to be an interesting discussion.
Member • Jan 2, 2013
Member • Jan 2, 2013
Sorry sir I don't really got your point can you explain. first How can I connect physically two Desktop 's motherboard.ConquerorParallel processing is not so popular cos you need an interface to search for the file This file search is longer as serial searching can be started only at a single point.
This reduces the processors effective speed. So they introduce interfaces to control and a buffer to store the location of frequently used files. This occupies a large space as a form of Database is used to store the files location
Electronically Giving a supply of same magnitude and phase to the mother boards is a bit tedious and so this is not advisable But you can give it a go and post its result
PS: Do note supply to both the CPU's must be from the same outlet otherwise both the boards will be fried
PSS: Ground terminals of both the CPU's must be shorted Before carrying out trial otherwise trouble is at stake
PSSS: In short with out knowing hardware throughly don't venture into this
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Member • Jan 6, 2013
oh it is really😔😔 sadoptimystixI have done quite a bit of work in cloud computing and though I agree with almost all of what Biggie said earlier, I think adding up of 2+2 ghz of memory may get us closer to almost 4 ghz if done the proper way and using proper technique. Obviously there would be some loss due to the manipulation but the cloud data centres are more or less literally adding memories and speed of computers up by using virtualisation. I may be having the wrong idea, so I would like someone to correct me if I am wrong.
I always had an idea about combining different internet networks into one superior one ( I had asked it on this forum itself a long time ago) and then it wasn't possible I guess, or maybe we were unaware of it then. But a few days ago I saw an advertisement for some product or software which claimed to add up internet networks of variable speeds and give a superior network of a higher speed. i.e. for eg, combine two different wireless networks of 1mbps each and give out a network of 2mbps. I will post the link if I find that one. I guess I was sleepy when I was looking at it and was careless to leave the topic aside to be read later😔
Member • Jan 6, 2013
Here it is, I noticed this while I visited site for downloading Connectify. Ive been using Connectify Hotspot for over a year now but I noticed their Dispatch software which was added recently and does what I mentioned above. #-Link-Snipped-#.Scorpion007oh it is really😔😔 sad
Member • Jan 7, 2013
Member • Jan 7, 2013
I think his target is to achieve more processing power .KenJacksonI don't understand why the discussion of two desktops morphed into cloud computing and multiple cores. Most window managers or desktop environments in Linux give you multiple desktops regardless of whether you have multiple cores or clouds or not.
For example, right now I'm running the <a href="https://openbox.org/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">openbox.org</a> windows manager on <a href="https://archlinux.org/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Arch Linux</a>. Desktop 1 is pretty full, with 8 open windows. But I can press CTR-ALT-right (right arrow) to go to desktop 2 where I currently don't have any windows open. And I can move the current window over there by pressing SHIFT-ALT-right. The very popular #-Link-Snipped-# desktop environment works the same.
When I find myself bouncing back and forth between two or more different projects, I keep all the stuff for each project on it's own desktop. Is that what you had in mind?
