So, I have a friend that works in IT at UVA Medical Center and

Think it may be a 4590?

>>54954263
Probably sandy or ivy bridge at best.

Nobody is going to throw out haslel.

>>54954263
>memePad
>beats

No wonder you live in poverty. You should probably take that pistol and become an hero.

>>54954382
The MemePad was a gift, and those aren't beats, dickwad.

>>54954263
>He said he could grab like 5 of them for me.

Make a cluster computer

>>54954389
They're Bludio T2+

>>54954402
How does that even work? I'd assume it's problematic like crossfire or SLI.

Take the 5, sell them and upgrade your mobo and CPU.

>>54954263
Sell the parts and make a super rig from the money.

>>54954436
This is smart. I didn't think about that! I could sell the i5s and my FX-6300 and MoBo and get a nice CPU/MoBo.

>>54954418
No, as it actually works, but every one of the PCs has to be the same(I think), but it just links the CPUs like a dual socket motherboard, although there are some limitations

But I dunno

>>54954263
Is that a hi-point?

>>54954817
No it's a FAMAS.

Hard to say. The hospital I just did IT work at had I5-4690 on a LOT of their machines. More then likely it will be a Sandy Bridge i5.

>>54954817
Lel, yeah. It's a poorfag gun but it's built like a tank. I had to do a few small mods to it because it failed to feed occasionally at first.

>>54954837
Either would be better than my FX, though. Right?

>>54954418
>>54954473
clustering is nothing like SMP or SLI
all you need is a network and software like PVM or OpenMPI, doesn't matter for shit what the hardware is as long as your code parallelizes, will even work across different architectures