That would be 120 Tesla K10 and 80 Xeon E5-2660 cpus. (1280 cores and 368,640 GPU cores)
All this power crunching work units for the sole purpose of World Community Grid and Folding@Home projects.
That investment would be about $400,00.00. Just gotta keep playing the Lotto!
The ESC4000 G2 is also one of my dreams. The servers are cheaper, hold 4 GPU's and fewer cpus but they kick butt. 200 of these with 4 Tesla K10 should also make the Top500.org list.
http://www.planet3dnow.de/cms/6598-asus-powered-supercomputer-rides-high-in-top500-and-green500-lists/
"The ESC4000/FDR G2’s architecture makes it an excellent choice for
heavy-duty calculations and modeling-intensive applications.
ASUS-powered SANAM supercomputers excel in fields such as aerospace,
weather forecasting and simulating chemical reactions and particle
movement. The TOP500-ranked SANAM HPC cluster employs 210 ASUS
ESC4000/FDR G2 servers with 420 AMD FirePro™ S10000 dual-GPU
(graphics-processing unit) modules and an array of 420 Intel Xeon®
E5-2650 eight-core processors — giving a total of 38,400 processor
cores."
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