Aurelien <orl@email-addr-hidden> writes:
> Proc: we were going on a dual core (Intel or AMD)
AMD, as their design is better, though the architecture is the same, of
course. I don't know if newer Intel chips still inhibits the denormal
problems. Anyone?.
> RAM
Well, what latency RAM?. I'm used to CAS latency of 2, but that seems
non existant with newer chips. Has someone done a review of DDR2/DDR3
latency and what is the chip with the lowest latency available?.
> Motherboard
TYAN, of course. Not only because it's the top of the line from the
compu hut, but also because you can run coreboot on the BIOS, f.ex
making it dead simple to configure IRQs' and other tunings.
> Hard Drives: we think about a SATA drive for system
Nono. You said you wanted to do this right, so SATA is out of the
question. Get a low latency SCSI HD with high MTBF, like this one 2ms
latency drive:
http://www.fujitsu.com/us/services/computing/storage/hdd/enterprise/mba3300-15k-rpm.html
> RME Multiface II
I got the RME Multiface, but we all know that the converters that
Apogee uses are better;).
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