FYI: superlinear speedups in GROMACS (fwd)
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Mark Hahn hahn at physics.mcmaster.caFri Mar 8 14:36:37 PST 2002
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> Sure, and I do believe there are commodity chips with larger L2 caches, too. they suck. you're referring to Intel Xeon CPUs with 1 or 2M cache; next time you're looking at the specs on them, take a look at their clock frequencies, and especially the speed of their external interface. as I recall, they sit on a PC100 bus, which is about 3 generations obsolete. ie, .45 GB/s versus 2-3 GB/s for current systems. their suckiness extends to their ridiculous price, as well, which to me means they can't be considered "commodity".
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