According to this Java test, I get 335.5 MFLOPS on the rig in my sig :)
http://www.netlib.org/benchmark/linpackjava/
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According to this Java test, I get 335.5 MFLOPS on the rig in my sig :)
http://www.netlib.org/benchmark/linpackjava/
it a single or multithreads bench ?
316
I get 335..looks pretty old don't think its multithreaded
537 here.. but it seems to be a bit random.. try running it multiple times
243 on a stock AM2 X2 3800+ @ work
9,654,223 on Power5
(running it entirely in the cache gives some unrealistic numbers)
lolz@ 9mil
698 Mflops :)
420 mflops
NoPeace - out
537Mflops @3.3Ghz RAM 4-4-3-6
147 on my 1.6M Centrino laptop :)
333 on an oc'd opteron
769.113 mflops.
360
180 :slap:
598.
This benchmark is clearly not reliable. :(
Not necissarily. You are using a server chip, which is supposed
to handle a bit more than it's desktop bretheren, right? And looking
at the seperate numbers the dual-core chips seem to be doing
much better than the single-cores
891.44 xeon 3060 2.4ghz @ 3.7ghz...huh...
Lolz I'm at work and in a Server based envoirement and I got 163.100 woot hehe. The test is to short because the more power i need the more power i get so... lil lamo
Fun anyways
198, hellz yeh
36 flops
125 Lolz.
68.162 :( on a eMac 1.42GHz PowerPC G4.
255 X2@2.6
255 3000@2.5
Doesn't look multi-threaded to me.....
537 :) sure beats the emac i use.
250 with my laptop, Pentium M 760, 2GHz
490 with my e6400@ 3.2GHz