I have a few CPUs that I've taken from some other computers and was wondering if I could harvest their power in a efficient manner. The processors I have are all Intel core i5s, and I was wondering if they could possibly all contribute towards solving a problem. Could they if I added a 32 bit processor to the mix? Possibly all on one motherboard? And is there any possible way of getting a different architecture like a AVR processor to work with the ARM i5s?
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+1 (I don't know why either, maybe he thought he could harness all their power, can you imagine bridged CPUS!TRENDING THREADS
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