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From: Michael Kotelyanskii <kotelyan@che.udel.edu>
Subject: Re: CCL:Charmm24-benchmark PPro versus SGI
To: Bernd Melchers <melchers@chemie.fu-berlin.de>
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That's interesting ,
but why is R10000 missing from the MD ?

Michael Kotelyanskii PhD
Department of Chemical Engineering
University of Delaware                          kotelyan@che.udel.edu
Newark DE 19716                                    


On Thu, 24 Oct 1996, Bernd Melchers wrote:

> hello,
> we performed some charmm24 benchmarks with a Pentium Pro and with some
> Silicon Graphics machines:
> 
> 1. modelling (select, coor orien, hbuild) and some energy minimization
> (i.e. integer and floating point)
> a) R4600 100 MHz     24.45 MINUTES
> b) R4400 150 MHz     14.08 MINUTES
> c) R8000  75 MHz      7.21 MINUTES
> d) PPro  200 MHz      5.53 MINUTES
> e) R10000 195MHz      2.51 MINUTES
> 
> 
> 2. molecular dynamik simulation (i.e. much floating point)
> f) R4000 100 MHz   4.36 hours
> b) R4400 150 MHz   2.90 hours
> d) PPro  200 MHz   1.29 hours
> 
> 
> machine/compiler description:
> 
> a) Indy, IRIX-5.3, R4600SC, 100 MHz, 16+16/0 Cache, cc -O2
> b) Indigo, IRIX-5.3, R4400, 150 MHz, 16+16/1024 Cache, cc -O2
> c) Power Indigo^2, IRIX-6.2, R8000, 75 MHz, 16+16/2048 Cache, cc -O3 -mips4
> d) PentiumPro Asus Natoma Board, 200 MHz, 16+16(?)/256 Cache, gcc-2.7.2/
>    g77-0.5.18 -O2 running linux kernel 2.0.18
> e) R10000, IRIX-6.2, 195 MHz, 32+32/1024 Cache, cc -O3 -mips4
> f) Indigo R4000, IRIX-5.3, 100 MHz, 16+16/1024 Cache, cc -O2
> 
> the results are not too bad for the intel chips, aren't they?
> 
> Ciao
> Bernd
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