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    CUDA Factorial Benchmark from Total-OC.ru

    http://total-oc.ru/download.php?id=101



    Show me what you got. Interested in high end NVIDIAs. Remember... shader and on card memory clocks are essential.
    Last edited by [XC] riptide; 09-25-2009 at 04:26 PM.

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    you might want the problem size to be bigger, just a thought. i know you already have seen my results. im just trying to get this thread goin. i wonder if anyone on XS has access to a tesla system. memory is at 1200 and shaders are at 1500.

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    Its fine. You can do any problem size you want. Your GFX is a 260? Is that 216 shaders?

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    I wonder what algorithm it uses...

    750000! can be done well under a second with Mathematica 6.0 single-threaded on any i7.

    Yet it takes 1+ minutes using CUDA?



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    Quote Originally Posted by poke349 View Post
    I wonder what algorithm it uses...

    750000! can be done well under a second with Mathematica 6.0 single-threaded on any i7.

    Yet it takes 1+ minutes using CUDA?



    *Sorry for being off topic.
    Have you got mathematica? Can you show us the result? We already know there are insanely fast algorithms and approximations that can be used http://www.luschny.de/math/factorial/Benchmark.html .... but we also know there are many algorithms for calculation Pi to 1million places.. all with diff times.
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    Quote Originally Posted by [XC] riptide View Post
    Have you got mathematica? Can you show us the result? We already know there are insanely fast algorithms and approximations that can be used http://www.luschny.de/math/factorial/Benchmark.html .... but we also know there are many algorithms for calculation Pi to 1million places.. all with diff times.
    Code:
    Timing[750000!;]
    {0.405, Null}
    i7 920 @ 3.5 GHz

    Mathematica can't multi-thread high-precision arithmetic. So there's no way see how much better it can go.


    On the other hand... I can mod the program in my siggy to do multi-threaded factorials (using a sub-optimal algorithm)... And I'm certain I can beat 0.405 seconds.

    But again... off topic.
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    Quote Originally Posted by poke349 View Post
    Code:
    Timing[750000!;]
    {0.405, Null}
    i7 920 @ 3.5 GHz
    Can you export all the digits? I mean does it deliver all the digits? There should be 4080578 digits.

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    ^^ you realize we came to the conclusion cpu was faster. just read the posts above.

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    Is that using Mathematica, and a different equation?

    I don't know if we can do a valid comparison that way...

    http://www.hearne.com.au/products/mathematica/pricing/
    Looks pricey!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Talonman View Post
    Is that using Mathematica, and a different equation?

    I don't know if we can do a valid comparison that way...

    http://www.hearne.com.au/products/mathematica/pricing/
    Looks pricey!!

    Mathematica uses GMP - which is open sourced and free, so price doesn't matter.
    You'd get the same fast timings using GMP directly than through Mathematica.

    Obviously this isn't a fair comparison at all.
    GMP uses state-of-the-art algorithms which are much faster, but probably not as easily paralleled as whatever this CUDA benchmark uses.
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    Thanks for the info guys..
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    cpu's and gpu's use different algorithms to get the best performance. it would be an invalid comparison if we used the same algorithm. both of these processors have advantages and drawbacks.

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    Hi ALL.

    I am from www.total-oc.ru and can answer any your question about this benchmark

    Now it use only one GPU from all, but we will work to make it universal. So this test can use all of CPU and CPU core simultaneously or in any combinations.

    And about speed of calculation - it more slowly because is applied uniform algorithm of calculation on the processor and GPU that there was a comparability of results. Aim not to receive as much as possible fast algorithm, and universal.

    This is my world record on GPU in this test - 4.331
    On CPU in this test world record make community XtremeLabs.org - 6.888

    Discussion n our forum in English and some results here.

    I am ready to answer all interesting questions under the test

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    Quote Originally Posted by OverFoxtrot View Post
    Hi ALL.

    I am from www.total-oc.ru and can answer any your question about this benchmark

    Now it use only one GPU from all, but we will work to make it universal. So this test can use all of CPU and CPU core simultaneously or in any combinations.

    And about speed of calculation - it more slowly because is applied uniform algorithm of calculation on the processor and GPU that there was a comparability of results. Aim not to receive as much as possible fast algorithm, and universal.

    This is my world record on GPU in this test - 4.331
    On CPU in this test world record make community XtremeLabs.org - 6.888

    Discussion n our forum in English and some results here.

    I am ready to answer all interesting questions under the test
    Welcome.

    I haz a question however. There seems to be a discrepancy once you go above ~>3000n between the CPU result and the GPU result. Is there an approximation that is diff from the CPU and GPU? A different algorithm?
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    Quote Originally Posted by HeUeR View Post
    My Core 2 Duo E6400 + XFX 8800GTX

    System:

    CPU: Core 2 Duo E6400 (2.13Ghz) @ 3.20Ghz
    Video: XFX 8800GTX @ standart
    Ram: 4x512 OCZ Platinium @ 400Mhz

    Results:

    CPU: 5m 46.113s
    GPU: 3m 4.773s



    How can you see, my E6400 @ 3.20Ghz is little bit too week against 8800GTX, so need some Quad power
    Dude... there's plenty of mileage left in that GTX.... Push it!

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    [XC] riptide maybe you can help, and little bit tell me about 8800GTX card OC and such things ? Pm me with more info, im intrested to oc my card to check how far it is going :
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    Quote Originally Posted by OverFoxtrot View Post
    Hi ALL.

    I am from www.total-oc.ru and can answer any your question about this benchmark

    Now it use only one GPU from all, but we will work to make it universal. So this test can use all of CPU and CPU core simultaneously or in any combinations.
    Outstanding!! Thanks for the post. GPU's rule.
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    [XC] riptide
    This is nuances working of algorithm on GPU and CPU. If you calculate <=3000!, GPU not working, but CPU is.
    I improve my personal record on CPU - 7.188

    check file
    generate with help AntiCheat TOC 0.9.8.3
    Last edited by OverFoxtrot; 09-25-2009 at 02:35 PM.

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    Hi again,

    got new score in gpu test with my XFX 8800GTX

    OLD Result:

    GPU: 3m 4.773s

    NEW Result:

    GPU: 2m 54.065s (~10s faster)

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    Calculate 250000! on your video please. We get statistics about any hardware
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    [XC] riptide
    Please fix title of theme from TOC.ru to Total-OC.ru

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    Hi,

    OverFoxtrot i got some score for you


    750000 bench:

    GPU: 2m 45.140s




    250000 bench:

    GPU: 27.903s



    Both results ar with same clocked 8800gtx and same clock cpu, just in 750000 bench i forgot to take photo from gpu-z
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    HeUeR Thanks. Results on stock 9600GT is better than yours. I was sure that you can overtake it (~23.500s)

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    Q9550 @ 4Ghz
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