On Mon, 28 Aug 2000 13:29:24 +0100 gordon spence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Taking the data from the status page on mersenne.org where it gives timings
> per fft size per iteration, taking the mid-point exponent for each fft size
> and then multiplying by the 5.5 conversion factor that George quotes gives
> the following
>
> FFT Exponent Credit (P90 years)
> 256 4924000 0.113
> 320 5882500 0.177
Interesting data. I'm running a K6-III-400, whose other chief
CPU-burners are a software MIDI synth and an occasional compile,
and which is halted from time to time for software installs.
Upon exponents LESS than the mid-point, my measured elapsed time
was 0.057 years and 0.088 years, respectively.
I see my K6-III-400 is TWICE as fast as the reference P90 !!!
mikus
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