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Scientific Application Based Performance on Magic Cube

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High Performance Computing and Applications

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Magic Cube at Shanghai Supercomputing Center is the fastest supercomputer in east Asia. It is configured with 1920 16-Way SMP compute nodes, which gives 233 TFLOPS theoretical peak performance. The compute nodes are connected using Infiniband switches. In this study, we use STREAM micro-benchmark, random access in HPCC benchmark suite to understand the memory performance of Magic Cube’s SMP compute node. The multi-zone version of NAS Parallel Benchmark suite (NPB-MZ) servers as the application performance evaluation tools.

Sponsored by NSFC under Grant No. 90612017, National high-tech research development plan of China under Grant No. 2006AA01A112, Grand No. 2006AA01A117. and Grant No. 2006AA01A125.

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Xu, Y., Zhang, D.D., Xu, L. (2010). Scientific Application Based Performance on Magic Cube. In: Zhang, W., Chen, Z., Douglas, C.C., Tong, W. (eds) High Performance Computing and Applications. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 5938. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-11842-5_67

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