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Article #638benchmark for S81
From: Renato Deleone
Date: Tue, 12 Jan 1988 19:55
Date: Tue, 12 Jan 1988 19:55
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I am interested in benchmarks on the new Symmetry machine. In particular I am interested
in timing and MFLOPS in solving a system of 1,000 linear equations in 1,000 variables
(Ref. Table 6 ''Toward Peak Performance'' in "Performance of various computers Using
standard linear equations software in a fortran environmment" by J.J. Dongarra, Argonne
National Laboratory Tech. Mem. 23, November 1987).
In the same report the Sequent Balance 21000 with 30 processors is rated at 1.5MFLOPS.
advTHANKSance
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