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Linpack Benchmark

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Year

 

Computer

 

Number of

Processors

Measured

Gflop/s

Size of

Problem

Size of

1/2 Perf

Theoretical

Peak Gflop/s

2003

"m", ICCAS

46

96.0

75000

220.4

2002

"ding", ICCAS

7

7.77

18000

20

2002 - 2003

Earth Simulator Computer, NEC

5104

35610

1041216

265408

40832

2001

ASCI White-Pacific, IBM SP Power 3

7424

7226

518096

179000

11136

2000

ASCI White-Pacific, IBM SP Power 3

7424

4938

430000

 

11136

1999

ASCI Red Intel Pentium II Xeon core

9632

2379

362880

75400

3207

1998

ASCI Blue-Pacific SST, IBM SP 604E

5808

2144

431344

 

3868

1997

Intel ASCI Option Red (200 MHz Pentium Pro)

9152

1338

235000

63000

1830

1996

Hitachi CP-PACS

2048

368.2

103680

30720

614

1995

Intel Paragon XP/S MP

6768

281.1

128600

25700

338

1994

Intel Paragon XP/S MP

6768

281.1

128600

25700

338

1993

Fujitsu NWT

140

124.5

31920

11950

236

1992

NEC SX-3/44

4

20.0

6144

832

22

1991

Fujitsu VP2600/10

1

4.0

1000

200

5

 

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(Full precision; the manufacture is allowed to solve as large a problem as desired, maximum optimization permitted.)

Measured Gflop/s is the measured peak rate of execution for running the benchmark in billions of floating point operations per second.

Size of Problem is the matrix size at which the measured performance was observed.

Size of 1/2 Perf is the size of problem needed to achieve 1/2 the measured peak performance.

Theoretical Peak Gflop/s is the theoretical peak performance for the computer.