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    pedro Anaia is offline Senior Member
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    Default Central processing unit Gflop function information base

    I require, as part of my job, familiar the powers of some of few computer CPUs. So I am expecting for few particular software for the similar which can assist me to calculate the indicators of functions. I familiar that FLOPS is the no of floating-point calculations each second. But in order to look the function of each and all processor I require such tool that can assist me to calculate the number of Gflops. I too require to select few central processing unit from the newest one present in the market.

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    The option of the central components, processor, CPU board and storage, is just so excellent that the layman is fastly overwhelmed. For processors, it Athlon XP, Athlon 64, Athlon FX 64, the Duron, Opteron, Pentium 4, Pentium M, Celeron, Xeon, Itanium. For the GLOPS you may require to assure for the various kinds of processor and a comparison list under can assist.

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    In comparison to a individual clock can indeed managed the EUs 3 SSE instructions. This function but not consistently. This limits the front end or the read rates of the cache. Therefore, an average of SSE directions each clock cycle. What is only for the i7 980X 83.2 GFLOPS. If I am false, can theoretically 3 SSE directions are given simultaneously to the performance units.

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    Cache time is omitted (applicable to the theoretical peak FLOPS is not so, because we begin from the excellent case) would then 3 directions each clock potential or what goes wrong. Since you apparently do not realize how to calculate theoretical throughput. And later, so look the hardware concept. And this is an SSE direction each clock cycle.

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    With the PIV you really acuire 2.5 IPC, with a tool named PIV Max perfect easy SSE directions were utilized. Theoretically, the PIV with 4 SP operands operate each clock (1 MUL, 1 ADD, per have 2 operands). Individual Cycle means just that the execution latency of an direction is just one measure. About the parallelism tells us nothing. Have now researched a small bit.

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    With the new 256-bit extensions that should arrive with bulldozers and Sandy Bridge, the theoretical throughput is doubled again. Although this is confessedly regarded so idealistic but if we compare with the evenly unattainable GFLOPS an AMD graphics card, one can see that already so. Still if the information is ever from the LOne would acuire 2 FLOPS each clock would be potential, as you can managed with SSE 2 FP information sets with an direction.

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