now my question is; spending 4k to build a Pi supercomputer can give you more power and possibilities than with a top of the line MAC for example (which will cost just as much, and be a quad core 2.7 intel i7, 1.6GHz bus, 16GB Ram).
I'm guessing that CPU wize it would be more powerful indeed; even thought it's a modest one, that's 64 cores against 4... what I'm not familiar to is how supercomputing works and optimizes the work by splitting it into all CPU units. Maybe it does work like getting hard drives into RAID 0 mode, right? Where the speed of file transfer does double up. cheers Alex 2012/9/16 i go bananas <hard....@gmail.com> > yeah, separating individual instruments / voices from a mix does seem like > a 'just over the horizon' application. I'd love to be able to have a > stereo microphone in the room i'm in now, and separate the sound of the > rain, the wind, the TV in the background, my typing at this keyboard.... > >
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