From: dre@cray.com (Dennis Ellis)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.super
Subject: Re: Cray Y-MP M92
Date: 13 Jul 92 14:49:05 GMT
Organization: Cray Research Inc

In article <1992Jul11.024517.8328@murdoch.acc.Virginia.EDU> gl8f@fermi.clas.Virginia.EDU (Greg Lindahl) writes:
>Now that we're all done flaming over how appropriate marketdroid press
>releases are in this group, what the heck is a Cray Y-MP M92? All the
>press release said was that it had a "large memory".

  The M92 is the smallest member of the M90 family. The specs are:

    1, 2, or 8 Gbytes of DRAM main memory
    1 or 2 CPUs
    Up to 667 MFLOPS
    4.3 Gbytes/sec memory bandwidth
    16 to 32 I/O channels
    Up to 2.93 Gbytes/sec I/O bandwidth
    Optional 4 Gbytes SSD

  The M94 is the mid-range member. The specs are:

    4 or 16 Gbytes of DRAM main memory
    2 or 4 CPUs
    Up to 1333 MFLOPS
    8.6 Gbytes/sec memory bandwidth
    16 to 64 I/O channels
    Up to 5.86 Gbytes/sec I/O bandwidth
    Optional 4 Gbyte SSD

  The M98 is the largest member. The specs are:

    8 or 32 Gbytes of DRAM main memory
    4 to 8 CPUs
    Up to 2700 MFLOPS
    17.1 Gbytes/sec memory bandwidth
    16 to 128 I/O channels
    Up to 11.4 Gbytes/sec I/O bandwidth
    16 to 64 Gbytes SSD

  The M90 family is based on the Y-MP/8 architecture with some C90 technology.
  It provides the largest main memory supercomputer available.

  Remember, you asked (so please avoid the flames) :-)
  This is being provided as a public service announcement. :-) for the humor
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