Lai Dragonfly wrote:
Hi,
There is a rank 367 which achieve 79.97% efficiency.
i'm using Infiniband to connect 2 nodes. each node has 8G memory and dual AMD opteron 250. i just tried Intel Compiler + GOTO, it just got a 60% efficiency which have a large difference with my target.
maybe i need to try Pathscale or PGI compiler.
any suggestion?
thanks a lot.

It isn't the compiler.  Use gcc and Goto and you will get the same
result. The biggest determiner of performance for HPL is the configuration of HPL.dat. Also, run HPL on a single node to make
sure you are getting around 90% efficiency, then run across the IB
and see how things change.

Craig




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2006/9/22, Craig Tierney <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>:

    Lai Dragonfly wrote:
     > Dear all,
     >
     > I'm doing the HPL benchmark on several nodes of AMD opteron
    platform but
     > may expand to hundred of nodes later.
     > i hope to get around 80% efficiency.

    What is your interconnect?  80% may be a bit high.  You should look
    at the Top500 list  to see what the efficiencies of other systems
    similar to yours.


     > Anyone has good suggestions of combination of compiler (appreciate if
     > includes compiler flags) + math lib on AMD platforms?
     > thanks a lot.
     >

    Compiler and flags don't matter.  HPL spends about 99.999% of its
    time in BLAS.  Use GotoBLAS, it is very fast.

    What is most important is settings in the HPL.dat file.  Use google to
    find some good settings or someone else can provide one.  I don't have
    access to one right now.

    Craig
    on the list may be able




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