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Subject: Re: 200 Million NPS in 97 not 1 Billion NPS wrong again (nt)

Author: Dann Corbit

Date: 19:08:29 07/20/00

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On July 20, 2000 at 22:02:57, Chris Carson wrote:

200 million was average throughput for all phases of the game.

1 billion peak.

"Raw" throughput was 14,400,000,000 nodes per second (480 chips times 30 million
NPS/chip), but the coordination cost was obviously very high.

• Re: 200 Million NPS in 97 not 1 Billion NPS wrong again (nt) Robert Hyatt 19:26:26 07/20/00
  • Re: 200 Million NPS in 97 not 1 Billion NPS wrong again (nt) Dann Corbit 21:10:41 07/20/00
    • Re: 200 Million NPS in 97 not 1 Billion NPS wrong again (nt) Robert Hyatt 08:13:18 07/21/00

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