[Beowulf] memory bandwidth estimation
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Olivier Marsden Olivier.Marsden at ec-lyon.frMon Nov 14 08:42:37 PST 2005
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Hello everyone, this might be a stupid question, but I haven't found a simple answer to it yet: is there any "easy" way of looking at the memory bandwidth that a program uses? What I basically want to know is whether my mpi-based program would benefit from dual-core processors or not, and this depends on whether the program's execution is badly memory-bandwidth-limited or not. So far I have not found anything better than looking at cpu usage thanks to ganglia, or 'top' or something like that, and looking for times when the processors are idling, but this method is definitely not very precise, and for all I know might be wrong. Could anyone give me any suggestions? Thanks in advance, Olivier Marsden Ecole Centrale de Lyon France
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