Supercomputer help

[Bimbosofdeath]

Hello, i was wondering if anybody could help me. I am currently working on an Xgrid supercomputer and need to test its power. Does anyone know of any simple programs to test this? I', looking for something along the lines of how fast it can count from 1 to 1 million or something.

 

[Motoxrdude]

Just curious, if you have the know how to build a "supercomputer" or have the need for one, then why do you have such a simple question about it? No pun intended, just curious.

 

[Bimbosofdeath]

yeah I know, its pretty bad. I just need help and looking for a quick answer

 

[laznz1]

Super Pi

Calculates Pi to up to 32millon places and the post here to compare

http://whats-your-super-pi-score.html

 

[Bimbosofdeath]

thank you very much, any more help will be greatly appreciated.

 

[laznz1]

Whats your "Supercomputer" Running?

 

[Motoxrdude]

SuperPi isn't going to work because he's running a cluster. He needs a program that works with MPI so that way it takes advantage of each node.

 

[laznz1]

SuperPi isn't going to work because he's running a cluster. He needs a program that works with MPI so that way it takes advantage of each node.

sorry I think you may be right

thanks Motoxrdude

i owe you a cookie lol

 

[Motoxrdude]

sorry I think you may be right

thanks Motoxrdude

i owe you a cookie lol

Sweet, but just remember I don't like chocolate. How about buying me mountain dew instead?

 

[OvenMaster]

Hell, put that computing power to good use. Folding @ Home!
See if you can blow away some of these lucky people who get to do folding with their graphics cards!
I'd love to see frame times of one or two minutes instead of 30 or 40!

 

[Motoxrdude]

Hell, put that computing power to good use. Folding @ Home!
See if you can blow away some of these lucky people who get to do folding with their graphics cards!
I'd love to see frame times of one or two minutes instead of 30 or 40!

Problem is you can't fold with clusters. Well you can but it wouldn't be a cluster if your running one instance of F@H per node.

 

[Bimbosofdeath]

a very good point, so with the need to take advantage of every node, does anybody have any advice on what I might be able to use?

 

[Motoxrdude]

So let me get this straight, you have a cluster going, but you dont have any programs to take advantage of it?

 

[bullzi]

So let me get this straight, you have a cluster going, but you dont have any problems to take advantage of it?

Seems to be the conclusion I'm getting to as well..

 

[Bimbosofdeath]

stop making fun of me...

 

[bigd54]

I think there just trying to get straight how you have one with out the other not a matter of making fun.