Core i7 GFLOPS Benchmark

[nonxcarbonx]

Is there a benchmark tool to find out how many floating point operations per second your processor does. I'm running a core i7 920 @3.4ghz. I read on wikipedia that a 965 gets something like 70 gflops, so I suppose it would be around that number. Just curious though, no major importance.

 

[nonxcarbonx]

never mind. I found a program called quikmark. it was 69 gflops if anyone was curious.

 

[Guest]

hi,

sure there is: www.maxxpi.net

flops: http://www.maxxpi.net/pages/result-browser/top10---flops.php

mips: http://www.maxxpi.net/pages/result-browser/top10---mips.php

cu

 

[tahler]

Just a note, the worlds fastest supercomputer in 1993 was the 1024 core Thinking Machines CM-5/1024 installed at Los Alamos National Laboratorys. Its peak speed was 59.7 GFLOPS !!

 

[Guest]

what is the difference between MIPS and FLOPS is there any tool for finding the MIPS of a processor please give me link

 

[Scott Collins]

what is the difference between MIPS and FLOPS is there any tool for finding the MIPS of a processor please give me link

MIPS is Million Instructions Per Pecond while FLOPS is FLoating-point Operations Per Second MFLOPS GFLOPS and PFLOPS are million, billion, and trillion FLOPS respectively

 

[smeezekitty]

Thanks. I was looking for a program to calculate FLOPS.

 

[Sanhoury]

Many thanks for Qwikmark tool. I found it useful.
Now, I'm thinking to measure something opposite.
What about if I'd like to determine the system requirement(s) needed to run specific application. Something equivalent to Task Manager program but with the same fields like Qwikmark. GFLOPS for example.

Thanks
A.Sanhoury

 

[Ryan Klug]

+1 to Quikmark.
http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/Benchmarks/QwikMark.shtml

37 Gigaflops for my Core2 Quad Q6600 at 3.0 GHz
100 Gigaflops for my Core i7 4770k at 4.6 GHz, which is about 3x faster for everything that's CPU intensive

Intel Burn Test 2.54 is another one that reports GFLOPS. I get 120 GF with the Core i7.

 

[Pablo Molina]

+1 to Quikmark.
http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/Benchmarks/QwikMark.shtml

37 Gigaflops for my Core2 Quad Q6600 at 3.0 GHz
100 Gigaflops for my Core i7 4770k at 4.6 GHz, which is about 3x faster for everything that's CPU intensive

Intel Burn Test 2.54 is another one that reports GFLOPS. I get 120 GF with the Core i7.

I tested many benchmark tools, and find that QwikMark is fast, lowprint and reliable. My Core2 Quad Q8400 at 2.66GHz gives 33 GFLOPS, a consistent reading compared to your 37 GFLOPS for similar processor with higher frecuency.