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Article #2721Re: SS10: Two SM51s or one SM81?
From: Craig Dewick
Date: Sun, 05 Dec 1999 00:00
Date: Sun, 05 Dec 1999 00:00
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In <3847F703.ECD84798@gmx.de> Thomas Ludwig <mat02eh@gmx.de> writes:
>The possible solution:
>----------------------
>I have the opportunity to buy
>either
>- two SM51 at a price of $100 each
>or
>- one SM81 at a price of $ 500
>The questions:
>- Will the SM51s run with ROM Rev. 2.12? (I think yes)
I think so.
>- What ROM Rev. do I need for the SM 81?
2.22 or higher.
>- Some say the SM81 runs too hot in the SS10.
> Right or wrong? Is anybody running a SM81 in a SS10?
They do run hot (like the SM-71's), but are not recommended because the
SS-10 and SS-20 cases don't have enough airflow capacity in anything other
than a well-cooled environment to run SM-81's (especially in pairs)
reliably.
I'm not sure if Sun endorses the use of SM-81's in Sparc 10's and 20's...
Some say they do, some say they don't.
>- Will the speed of this machine (e.g. of CDE) benefit
> from two cpus?
Definitely.
Regards,
Craig.
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