Comments on: Geek Out: 8 Core Intel Chip http://churchm.ag/geek-out-8-core-intel-chip/ Exploring the Intersection of Church and Technology Thu, 09 Feb 2012 19:40:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: PhillipGibb http://churchm.ag/geek-out-8-core-intel-chip/#comment-14798 PhillipGibb Sun, 07 Mar 2010 19:04:37 +0000 http://churchit.com/?p=345#comment-14798 I know what you mean. on that note - are not the Japanese broadcasting 8K - now that is mind bowing (apart from being completely off topic) I know what you mean.
on that note – are not the Japanese broadcasting 8K – now that is mind bowing (apart from being completely off topic)

]]> By: John Saddington http://churchm.ag/geek-out-8-core-intel-chip/#comment-14797 John Saddington Sun, 07 Mar 2010 00:24:48 +0000 http://churchit.com/?p=345#comment-14797 bust it out on the LAN! bust it out on the LAN!

]]> By: John Saddington http://churchm.ag/geek-out-8-core-intel-chip/#comment-14796 John Saddington Sun, 07 Mar 2010 00:24:31 +0000 http://churchit.com/?p=345#comment-14796 hehe! will do. hehe! will do.

]]> By: John Saddington http://churchm.ag/geek-out-8-core-intel-chip/#comment-14795 John Saddington Sun, 07 Mar 2010 00:24:20 +0000 http://churchit.com/?p=345#comment-14795 i think so too. i think so too.

]]> By: John Saddington http://churchm.ag/geek-out-8-core-intel-chip/#comment-14794 John Saddington Sun, 07 Mar 2010 00:24:11 +0000 http://churchit.com/?p=345#comment-14794 yikes. yikes.

]]> By: John Saddington http://churchm.ag/geek-out-8-core-intel-chip/#comment-14793 John Saddington Sun, 07 Mar 2010 00:24:01 +0000 http://churchit.com/?p=345#comment-14793 teehee. teehee.

]]> By: Stuart http://churchm.ag/geek-out-8-core-intel-chip/#comment-14792 Stuart Sat, 06 Mar 2010 21:35:18 +0000 http://churchit.com/?p=345#comment-14792 OK I'm officially jealous now. I love the RED One but trying to explain that to some folks is like trying to explain cricket to some folks. OK I’m officially jealous now.

I love the RED One but trying to explain that to some folks is like trying to explain cricket to some folks.

]]> By: Stuart http://churchm.ag/geek-out-8-core-intel-chip/#comment-14791 Stuart Sat, 06 Mar 2010 21:33:27 +0000 http://churchit.com/?p=345#comment-14791 > actually geek out on stuff like this ermm (raises hand) me. I've been blessed to be around aand working with PCs since the start of the PC revolution and my friends eyes glaze over when I start talking about power, etc... I typically end up doing a Tim Taylor impersanation. "I needed more power so I rewired it hun ..." > actually geek out on stuff like this

ermm (raises hand) me.

I’ve been blessed to be around aand working with PCs since the start of the PC revolution and my friends eyes glaze over when I start talking about power, etc… I typically end up doing a Tim Taylor impersanation. “I needed more power so I rewired it hun …”

]]> By: brett barner http://churchm.ag/geek-out-8-core-intel-chip/#comment-14790 brett barner Sat, 06 Mar 2010 14:32:36 +0000 http://churchit.com/?p=345#comment-14790 "...I can’t ever imagine a ministry or church ever having to use one of these, right?..." Um...Crisis Youth Group Party....? I'm sure eventually this Nehalem-EX will be the equivalent of to today's Pentium II, but right now?...Awesome. “…I can’t ever imagine a ministry or church ever having to use one of these, right?…”

Um…Crisis Youth Group Party….?

I’m sure eventually this Nehalem-EX will be the equivalent of to today’s Pentium II, but right now?…Awesome.

]]> By: Daniel Merchen http://churchm.ag/geek-out-8-core-intel-chip/#comment-14789 Daniel Merchen Sat, 06 Mar 2010 07:23:33 +0000 http://churchit.com/?p=345#comment-14789 What about in the application of thin clients within the church? Perhaps even multiple VM's for your various tasks? Having it all under one roof might be more cost effective in the long run, though it does affect the systems fault tolerance. What if one croaks, more cores, more opportunity for failure. That being said, if it's targeted at servers, their quality will be outstanding and this shouldn't be an issue of concern. I'm waiting for the day when we see the TB spec on ram... hmm, VM's stored entirely in the ram... don't turn off the juice. Thanks for the heads up on the product. These type of posts are appreciated, continue 'geeking out' at will. What about in the application of thin clients within the church? Perhaps even multiple VM’s for your various tasks? Having it all under one roof might be more cost effective in the long run, though it does affect the systems fault tolerance. What if one croaks, more cores, more opportunity for failure. That being said, if it’s targeted at servers, their quality will be outstanding and this shouldn’t be an issue of concern.

I’m waiting for the day when we see the TB spec on ram… hmm, VM’s stored entirely in the ram… don’t turn off the juice.

Thanks for the heads up on the product. These type of posts are appreciated, continue ‘geeking out’ at will.

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