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  • paolo.kunder
    Member
    • Aug 2011
    • 93

    #1

    RNA-seq I/O requirements

    Dear All,
    I am a Post-Doc working in Italy and we would like to start up a HPC server to analyse RNA-seq data. We where concerning about the I/O requirements of alignment software, probably the critical step.
    We started to ask offers and we finally ended up with a server with
    these characteristics.
    We would like to be able to analyse in parallel at least 4 human
    sample against hg19, is the RAM enough or we should improve it?
    any other suggestions to set up a state of art machine?

    Server IBM x3755 M3 7164A2G:
    • 4x AMD Opteron 16C Processor Model 6282SE 140W 2.6GHz
    • 64 GB di RAM
    • Dual Power
    • 8 IBM 3TB 7.2K 6Gbps NL SAS 3.5" HS HDD
    • ServeRAID M5015 SAS/SATA Controller
    • ServeRAID-M5000 Series Battery Assembly
    • NetBAY 1.5m USB Conversion Option pack
    • IBM UltraSlim Enhanced SATA DVD-ROM Combo


    Thanks for your support,

    PK
  • DZhang
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2010
    • 177

    #2
    Hi PK,

    Your server should be sufficient for the project proposed. How much data do you plan to have for each sample?

    Regards,
    Douglas

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