Where the hell do you people find this shit <| sep |> It ' s a detection issue . Upgrade ! <| sep |> Just came here to 2 nd , 3 rd , and 4 th the sentiment . DO NOT DO THIS ! !! You can buy a helluva lot better setup for 81 k . You ' re Dell rep is gonna a hate us , but go with something along the lines of 23 ESX hosts and a SAN . Don ' t be intimidated by the SAN . You ' ll figure it out with some studyingresearch . Very simple nowadays . I ' d look at a setup like this 23 ESX hosts . r 620 ' s or whatever you like ~$ 15 kSAN . nimble , compellent , power vault , or whatever you like ~$ 2045 kvsphere essentials plus ~ 4 kTotal package could be as cheap as $ 3954 k <| sep |> Supercritical means that there is only one phase , not a liquid and a gas phase . So rain implies that it is not supercritical . In stead , it seems to be just below the critical point , which means that the density of the gas is close to the density of the liquid , which means that it can form a lot of condensate per volume of gas . Slightly closer to the critical point , the densities are so close that the liquid drops doesn ' t drop to the bottom , so you get opalescence . Supercritical would look boring , just one phase means that you can ' t have all of the cool effects that you can just below the critical point .