Author: K. Burcham
Date: 17:50:23 02/05/02
ran across this smp benchtest. noticed it had the 8 queens test. i am sure most here have seen this 8 queens test, but if not here are a few sites to check out. here are the results of my dual 1533mhz running the clibench test. Drystone 2.1 6736 Whetstone 1700 Eight queens problem 12180 Matrix operations 118432 Number crunch 233134 Floating point 24489 Memory throughput 347245 Drive C Read max 25221 Read average 19504 Read min 17297 Write max 25221 Write average 18410 Write min 11716 CPU usage 0 Dhrystones: An industry standard benchmark which is an indicator for integer performance Whetstones: An industry standard benchmark which is an indicator for floating point performance. Eight queens problem: A famous algorithm that depends on the latency time of the CPU. (The longer the pipeline, the bigger the latency time) Matrix operations: By calculating matrices you'll get a sign for the CPUs level 1 performance. Number Crunching: Raw integer performance Floating point: Raw floating point performance Memory throughput: This shows the transfer speed from the CPU into the memory The hard disk's throughput and the CPU usage: The transfer speed between the memory and the hard disk. CPU usage tells you the amount of work the CPU has to do transferring this data. http://clibench.daemonware.ch/index.php?seite=home http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Bay/4919/queens.htm http://www-cs-students.stanford.edu/~sab/queens.html http://www.afunzone.com/queens.html http://members.atlasf1.com/babbel/java/8queens/
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