Message boards : Number crunching : What's your lowest s/TS?
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Send message Joined: 25 Aug 04 Posts: 41 Credit: 34,555 RAC: 0 |
Intel P4 3.2GHz, HT, 512 Mb RAM. TS time around 2.2-2.3s/TS for Phase I <br>***********************************<br> WinXP Home, P4 3.2GHz HT, 512Mb RAM. Running SETI, CPDN, Predictor, LHC, Einstein, Orbit, Lattice and Folding |
Send message Joined: 6 Aug 04 Posts: 3 Credit: 303,498 RAC: 0 |
AMD64 3400 @ 2673mhz TS time around 1.7s for my last run that just finsihed yesterday. New run starting off the same 1.7s Ts. |
Send message Joined: 27 Jan 05 Posts: 2 Credit: 86,739 RAC: 0 |
> Just as a matter of interest, how low s/TS numbers do you get on the very > fastest Intel's and AMD's? > > I'm running an AMD64 3200 which is usually running at 2.27 s/TS. > Interesting to see these kinds of numbers. My friend's powermac G5 (dual 2.5) generally runs at around 2.4 sec/TS but it usually is faster than his AMD64 box on floating-point intensive workloads. I would like to find out what compilers the CP team use for compiling the software. Using GCC for fortran is a joke under OSX, the IBM compiler produces 200-300% faster code on regular occasions... I suspect even the AMD64 code generation is somewhat flawed, since I'd suspect an Opteron would easily beat even the fastest Pentiums (since the P4 only has 1 FP unit). |
Send message Joined: 7 Aug 04 Posts: 2187 Credit: 64,822,615 RAC: 5,275 |
Intel compiler, at least for the Windows and Linux code. But, unfortunately it is not even the latest Intel compiler, which would do better for AMD. Do a forum search for compilers and you may find out more. |
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