RutgersTHE STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW JERSEY
Department of Physics & Astronomy
Center for Materials Theory
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System Configuration
(September 2019)

RUPC (Rutgers University Parallel Computer) is a powerful in-house supercomputing facility operated by the Center for Materials Theory in the Department of Physics and Astronomy and housed in the CoRE building.

Compute Nodes

Nodes Cores N*Cores CPU[GHz] Model RAM[GB] N*RAM Interconnect Nopc* GFlops queues
CoRE                 126464  
Intel
                     
45 12 540 2.67 X5650@ 2.67GHz 48 2160 DDR,1Gb 4 5767 wp10,12
16 16 256 2.6 E5-2670@ 2.60GHz 64 1024 1Gb 8 5325 wp14,15
34 16 544 2.6 E5-2650 v2 @ 2.60GHz 96 3264 EoIB,FDR,10Gb 8 11315 wp02,02m
29 24 696 2.5 E5-2680 v3 @ 2.50GHz 128 3712 10Gb 8 13920 wp08
13 28 364 2.4 E5-2680 v4 @ 2.40GHz 128 1664 10Gb 8 6988 wp09,dmref,wi28m4
54 36 1944 2.3 Xeon Gold 6140 @ 2.30GHz 192 10368 FDR,10Gb 16 71539 bnl,i36m5,jed
Opteron
14 32 448 2.3 AMD 6134 @ 2.3GHz 128 1792 1Gb 4 4122 wp32m4
15 48 720 2.6 AMD 6344 @ 2.6GHz 256 3840 1Gb 4 7488 wp48m4
GPU  
4 5120 20480 1.38 Tesla V100-PCIE-32GB 32 128 28000 bnl
RUPC Total                    
Cores = 6276 TFlops > 133(CPU)+28(GPU) RAM total = 30TB HDD > 0.5 PB
   

* Nopc is the number of operations per cycle; IB is InfiniBand; EoIB is Ethernet over InfiniBand.

Servers

CoRE Building
Four multicore servers provide scratch space, two SGE (Sun Grid Engine) queuing systems, Network Information Service (NIS), time synchronization (NTP), and other services.


The computer rooms are equipped with temperature, humidity, and access sensors, remote IP KVMs, a hardware firewall, hardware VPN access devices, and IP webcams for video monitoring.