Beowulfs can compete with Supercomputers [was Beowulf: A theorical approach]
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Greg Lindahl glindahl at hpti.comSat Jun 24 12:38:25 PDT 2000
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> > > Have you guys had any experience with comparing the performance of > > > similar codes on an SP versus a fully distributed cluster with similar > > > performance and number of processors? > > > > No -- there no Alpha slow enough for such a comparison ;-) > > > > What models have you benchmarked? > Power3II is quite fast, even compared to a 21264. No, it's considerably slower. Look at the SPEC95fp results. As for the graph, it's http://www.mmm.ucar.edu/mm5/mpp/helpdesk/20000106.html The graph is a bit misleading; the Compaq system that apparently is faster than mine at the same clock has DDR Sram, which I now offer. The extremely slow IBM SP result is a 375 mhz Power3. -- greg
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