Fantastic setup. I love your concept. You are a very dedicated cruncher.

I too had a Mercury and Pluto, but they no longer work. Maybe I'll get them working again when I get motivated. The computer I am using now is named Mars.

Cheers

Now I am impressed....and no, I'm not showing pics..
and for your comment above about being sorry, don't.
I've always said the single sockets were the best bang for the buck so you made the right decision.
I just like the dualies but that's the heart speaking not the head.

I have good news. The new dwarf planet ERIS is now in orbit and has already started sending WU's since last night and during the day the first validated ones have been registered.

ERIS has in its core a solid nucleus made by an unknown material called ci7950. The spectral emission is at a wavelength of 3.6 Ghz with RAM emitting at 1.6Ghz. It's orbit crosses at the moment a few debris from the comet DDDT2, and thick clouds of material from comets HCC, HFCC, FAAH, HCMD2.

ERIS is the solar systems largest dwarf planet as it is larger than PLUTO.
It was considered the 10th planet before UAI redefined what a planet and dwarf planet is. According to the new classification PLUTO lost its planet status.

The ERIS device badge:


And now the Nostromo computer room in its final status :

darth vader, yes I know that there are already two other recognized dwarf planets (size smaller than Mercury is dwarf), MAKEMAKE and HAUMEA at this time. SEDNA is in debate yet as it is not clear if it has a size and mass that allows for a gravity strong enough to have a round body. Is it also a Kuiper belt object or Oort object. There are difficulties to estimate the real size. Maybe in 2075 when it will be nearest to the Sun we may see better with more powerful telescopes.
My problem here is that the setup you see in the pic already goes wall to wall. I cannot tear down the walls. Btw you do not see all planets there (only 9 out of 11), two of them are in other places in my home because they are also used for work. If I stick all the cases together I can make space for one additional rig in the same row. But If I do that I will heave cooling problems and I would need to pull a new additional power line in that small room. On the side of this small room from which I took the picture with a 12mm very wide angle lens (otherwise no way, I have only one meter distance) the space is used by my wife, and the place is full of stuff up to the ceiling.
Ideally I should throw everything out and use all the volume, pull in two other power lines, install air conditioning and have a proper personal data-center room. There would be in theory space and energy enough for a total of 36 units in a comfortable way.

Who knows maybe one day when kids will start flying out of the nest I may get some more space.

Ok Sek. I will do that. I have already two running only HCC (I already wanted to see the new WU what are they worth) but all with HT and the two processors are not identical. But I will arrange that.
I will run one i7 950 with HT on and one with HT off at the same memory and CPU frequency.