Einstein@Home Computing power

RenaudKener
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Here is the June2006 list of the 5 most powerfull supercomputers in the world.

E@H "farm" of computer would be ranked 3rd (or 4th if we take into account Peak power)
with an actual total of 84400 GigaFlops.

eServer Blue Gene Solution
System Name BlueGene/L
Site DOE/NNSA/LLNL
System Family IBM BlueGene/L
System Model eServer Blue Gene Solution
Computer eServer Blue Gene Solution
Vendor IBM
Application area Research
Main Memory 32768 GB
Installation Year 2005
Performance/Linpack Data
Processors Rmax(GFlops) Rpeak(GFlops)
131072 280600 367000

eServer Blue Gene Solution
System Name BGW
Site IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center
System Family IBM BlueGene/L
System Model eServer Blue Gene Solution
Computer eServer Blue Gene Solution
Vendor IBM
Application area Information Processing Service
Installation Year 2005
Performance/Linpack Data
Processors Rmax(GFlops) Rpeak(GFlops)
40960 91290 114688

eServer pSeries p5 575 1.9 GHz
System Name ASC Purple
Site DOE/NNSA/LLNL
System Family IBM pSeries
System Model pSeries 575
Computer eServer pSeries p5 575 1.9 GHz
Vendor IBM
Application area Research
Main Memory 48832 GB
Installation Year 2006
Performance/Linpack Data
Processors Rmax(GFlops) Rpeak(GFlops)
12208 75760 92781

SGI Altix 1.5 GHz, Voltaire Infiniband
System Name Columbia
Site NASA/Ames Research Center/NAS
System Family SGI Altix
System Model SGI Altix 3700
Computer SGI Altix 1.5 GHz, Voltaire Infiniband
Vendor SGI
Application area Aerospace
Installation Year 2004
Performance/Linpack Data
Processors Rmax(GFlops) Rpeak(GFlops)
10160 51870 60960

NovaScale 5160, Itanium2 1.6 GHz, Quadrics
System Name Tera-10
Site Commissariat a l'Energie Atomique (CEA)
System Family Bull SMP Cluster
System Model NovaScale 5160
Computer NovaScale 5160, Itanium2 1.6 GHz, Quadrics
Vendor Bull SA
Application area Not Specified
Main Memory 26112 GB
Installation Year 2006
Performance/Linpack Data
Processors Rmax(GFlops) Rpeak(GFlops)
8704 42900 55705,6

source: http://www.top500.org/lists/2006/06
Time November 20 at 15:08 UTC

E@H farm of computer:
source: http://einstein.phys.uwm.edu/server_status.php
HOST COMPUTERS Approximate #
in database 561,407
with credit 305,493
active in past 7 days 78,078
loating point speed (1) 84400 MFLOPS

(1) from the sum of the Recent Average Credit (RAC) for all users Graphical display of progress on S5

Amazing, isn't it ? :)

"Entia non sunt multiplicandam praeter necessitatem"
(OKHAM)

Chipper Q
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Einstein@Home Computing power

Quote:
Amazing, isn't it ? :)


I'll say! That's a lot of crunching! Mind boggling, actually... If I were to try manually adding just a million numbers, either in my head or with a calculator, assuming it would only take me 1 second to perform each addition, then I should arrive at my result (if taking no breaks for eating or sleeping) in about 11.57 DAYS. Worse still, if two other people were to attempt to validate my result in the same manner, what are the chances that any of us would come up with the same result? :)))

tullio
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