[Wien] Wien2k benchmark.

[Jeff Spirko]

I have a few entries to add to this list.  These are older
computers, and hence slower.

On Fri, Sep 26, 2003 at 09:04:31AM +0200, Peter Blaha wrote:
> > Compaq-Alpha 666                1092 sec        Dec compiler
> > G4                              4877 sec        /-O Absoft compiler
> > G5(dual CPU64bits 2GHz) 690 sec         Absoft/-O
> > G5                              350 sec         /xlf compiler  /G5 64bits
> > libraries /-O5 -qhot -arch=g5
> > Athlon XP3000+ (2.17 GHz)       1444 sec        (PGI, PGI compiled LAPACK
> > and BLAS)
> > Athlon XP3000+ (2.17 GHz)       705 sec         ifc, mkl
> > Athlon XP3000+ (2.17 GHz)       541 sec         ifc, ifc compiled LAPACK,
> > Athlon ATLAS)
> > Athlon XP3000+ (2.17 GHz)       515 sec         (PGI, PGI compiled LAPACK,
> > Athlon ATLAS)

> P4, 2.5 GHz, Asus P4G8X Delux/GD  347 sec         ifc, mkl
> Board (FSB533/400, dual chanel
> memory architecture (THIS IS
> IMPORTANT!!)

> P4, 3GHz (similar dual memory b.) 288 sec         ifc, mkl

Athlon XP 1800+                     968 sec         ifc, mkl_p3
SGI 400MHz R12000                  1919 sec         SGI compiler/libraries


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