Date: Tue, 18 Oct 88 19:53:14 PST
From:: Stuart Cracraft
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Here is a list of benchmarks and results. Machines tested run the gamut from small portables to desk-side to mainframes. If you can add to this table or fill holes, please send a message to Stuart Cracraft (cracraft@venera.isi.edu) BENCHMARK RESULTS COLLECTION (sorted in increasing order of dhrystones) Dhrystones KWhet(S) KWhet(D) Mflops Mflops per second per sec per sec (s) (d) Apollo DN3000, 2186, 716, 628, 0.073, 0.064 SUN 3/160C (FPA card), 3394, 2433, 1863, 0.618, 0.404 SUN 3/160C (68881FPU), 3413, 1039, 924, 0.108, 0.100 NCR 32/400, 3628, 933, 872 IBM PS 2/80 (MSDOS/16mhz), 4166, 722, 667 IBM PS 2/80 (Xenix/16mhz), 4337 IBM PS 2/80 (MSDOS/20mhz), 5000, 902, 833 Apollo DN 400, 6038, 1886, 1581, 0.137, 0.118 SUN 3/260 (FPA board), 6313, 3569, 2673, 0.778, 0.451 Compaq 386/20 (20mhz), 7175, 4073, 2490, 0.424, 0.352 DEC VAX 8650 (4.3BSD) , 9433, 1064, 875, 0.43, 0.183 SUN 4/260 (FPU), 19108, 5663, 3885, 1.583, 1.090 Dhrystones is a measure of integer speed, a single-thread (process) benchmark. Whetstones is a measure of floating point speed, both single (s) and double (d) precision, also single-thread. Mflops is a measurement of the machine in terms of fractions of million floating-point operations per second, culled from the Linpack linear equation benchmark, both single and double precision. MSG: *MSG 5104 Date: 10/26/88 15:28:39
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From:: djb@wheaties.ai.mit.edu (David J. Braunegg)
To: *mac@ai.ai.mit.edu
Subject: lunchmark results list
Here is a list of lunchmarks and results. Research Groups tested run the gamut from small, startups to desk-clusters to multiprofessor and multidisciplinary groups. If you can add to this table or fill holes, please send a message to Dave Braunegg (/dev/null@wheaties.ai.mit.edu) LUNCHMARK RESULTS COLLECTION (sorted in increasing order of whetaptite) Whetaptite KServ(D) KServ(S) Mbites Mbites seconds per hr per hr (d) (s) LCS RTS (w/o real time clock) -5000, 0, 0 AI MPSG (Actors), 2186, 716, 628, 0.073, 0.064 AI MOBOT (WINE list), 3394, 2433, 1863, 0.618, 0.404 AI Leg Lab (POGO STIK), 3413, 1039, 924, 0.108, 0.100 LCS DCS, (NETBLT Protocol) 3628, 933, 872 LCS CSG, (MEF-GITA), 4166, 722, 667 AI CompLing (w/o vowels) 4337 LCS RTS (w/ real time clock) 5000, 902, 833 AI Vision, (w/o stereo pairs) 6038, 0, 1581, 0.0, 0.118 AI Vision, (w/ stereo pairs) 6038, 1886, 1581, 0.137, 0.118 LCS PMG (Argus/1000), 6313, 3569, 2673, 0.778, 0.451 AI Insects, (6 LeG) 7175, 4073, 2490, 0.424, 0.352 LCS TOC (N^1.32 log N), 9433, 1064, 875, 0.43, 0.183 LCS CDMG (MEDG), 19108, 5663, 3885, 1.583, 1.090 Whetaptite is a measure of queueing speed, a single-line (standard queue) lunchmark. It is reported as the average number of seconds BEFORE the official start of the lunch that the group members begin standing in line. KServs is a measure of lunch preparation speed, both single (s) and double (d) handed, based on a single-pass buffet. It is the number of lunches that the group can prepare for themselves in an hour. This is generally done as a theoretical extrapolation based on buffet transit time. Mbites is a measurement of the consumption speed in terms of fractions of an hour needed to consume a standard lunch, culled from the Facepack linear consumption lunchmark, both single and double handed. The lunchmark results will be discussed in greater detail at 12 Noon on Friday, October 28, in the 8th floor playroom. Hosts: Yenna Jang, Dennis Fogg, Tze Yun Leong Humor: Tom Russ