Opteron announcement
Bill Broadley
bill at math.ucdavis.edu
Tue Apr 22 01:35:51 EDT 2003
Apparently the link to http://www.amd.com/opteronservers just went
live. Tons of cool docs/benchmarks.
SPECfp rate 2000 (dual cpu)
================
it2-1.0 30.7
amd-244 26.7
amd-242 25.1
amd-240 22.7
Xeon-2.8 14.7
SPECfp_peak 2000 (single cpu)
================
it2-1.0 1431
amd-144 1219
Xeon-3.06 1103
SPECint_peak 2000 (single cpu)
=================
Amd-144 1170
Xeon-3.06 1130
IT2-1.0 719
SPECint_rate 2000 (dual cpu)
=================
amd-244 26.8
amd-242 24.0
amd-240 21.2
Xeon-2.8 19.6
it2-900 15.5
SPECint_rate2000 (windows) 4p
=============================
amd-844 48.5
amd-852 45.1
amd-840 40
Xeon MP 2.0 34.7
it2-1.0 32.9
SPECfp_rate20000 4P
===================
it2-1.0 49.3
amd-844 49.2
amd-842 45.0
amd-840 40.7
Xeon-2.0 20.2
Oh and one more interesting link:
Software Optimization Guide for AMD athlon 64 and AMD Opteron Processors
http://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors/TechnicalResources/0,,30_182_739_7203,00.html
Amusingly all the submissions that I looked at the full reports for
use the Intel compiler. So the Opterons extra registers are ignored.
Time will tell if 3rd party compilers that fully utilize the additional
registers can win benchmarks against Intel's compiler.
Based on the preliminary pricing I have the Opterons look to make for
very nice beowulf nodes.
--
Bill Broadley
Mathematics
UC Davis
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