Windows HPC Server 2008: Visualizing MPI traces with Vampir
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hpc server is best
wokerm 10 months ago
Considering you can get ray-traced Quake 4 at 256x256 resolution at 16.9 fps with 4 cores, I wonder how this baby would do... the doubling of cores in the article I read lead to a 96% increase in performance, so 1024 cores should be able to do 116.35fps at 1920x1080 resolution.
jgoemat 1 year ago