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From: Xinwei Xue <xwxue@cs.utah.edu>
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Subject: How many pentium-3 processors does SMP support?
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Hi, 

My research group is planning to buy a multi-processor linux machine
for parallel computing. Does anyone know how many pentium processors the
linux SMP support? Does it support 8(pentium-three) processors? What
companies produce such reliable multi-processor (>4) machines? Thanks a
lot! 

Xinwei

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