Sentences with word «gigaflops»

«For example a radeon 7979 has about 1000 more gigaflops than a gtx 680 yet a gtx 680 beats it in most benchmarks» That's correct if you compare a Radeon to a Geforce, you can't directly compare them to each other because the architectures are different.
I'm not being critical but instead of a big disk array you're talking acres of dasd farms, and instead of a few dweebs working a few months your talking hundreds of computer scientists, architects and developers, and thousands of coders and programmers working for many years if not decades on big iron capable of a jillion of gigaflops / sec.
'' For example a radeon 7979 has about 1000 more gigaflops than a gtx 680 yet a gtx 680 beats it in most benchmarks» Wtf..
Each node is capable of 128 gigaflops (128 billion floating point operations per second).
On 29 September, IBM's «Blue Gene» knocked NEC's Earth Simulator from first place in the world rankings, performing at a speed of 36,000 gigaflops (36 teraflops) during a standard benchmark test.
A gigaflop (a billion) would take around 32 years.
@marchinggamer «For example a radeon 7979 has about 1000 more gigaflops than a gtx 680 yet a gtx 680 beats it in most benchmarks.»
For example a radeon 7979 has about 1000 more gigaflops than a gtx 680 yet a gtx 680 beats it in most benchmarks
European centers are routinely running beyond 100 gigaflops.
The Japanese machine's performance will be measured in teraflops, or thousands of gigaflops.
A typical computer array used for climate modeling in the United States can process about 20 gigaflops, or 20 billion floating - point operations per second, recent studies say.
To put that in perspective, the Cray - 2 supercomputer in 1985 could do about 1.9 gigaflops.
A smartwatch can do somewhere in the range of 3 to 9 gigaflops.
Macs were becoming cool again changing the world from beige box to cuddle - tech hard candy with a gigaflop.
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