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Machine
Compaq Alpha XP1000
CPU
Alpha EV67 @ 667 MHz
cache
64K instruction and data, 4MB L2
bus
83MHz
RAM
512MB
compiler
DEC cc 3.11
graph
runlevel: ?
log2
mega flops
ms / fft
1
1.942e+02
5.148e-05
2
5.411e+02
7.392e-05
3
8.477e+02
1.416e-04
4
1.078e+03
2.969e-04
5
1.250e+03
6.398e-04
6
1.280e+03
1.500e-03
7
1.100e+03
4.072e-03
8
1.112e+03
9.209e-03
9
1.154e+03
1.997e-02
10
1.145e+03
4.470e-02
11
1.085e+03
1.038e-01
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9.270e+02
2.651e-01
13
6.756e+02
7.882e-01
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4.298e+02
2.668e+00
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3.262e+02
7.534e+00
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2.130e+02
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2.041e+02
5.460e+01
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2.065e+02
1.143e+02
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1.836e+02
2.712e+02
20
1.456e+02
7.202e+02
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