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2017-09-03, 06:16
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Aug 2002
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100M exponent FFT size?
Well I've been Googling and searching here for it for half an hour and I still can't find it. What is the FFT size for the current M332 exponents? I'm guessing it's about 17920k but I want to benchmark the correct size.
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2017-09-03, 14:39
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6809 > 6502
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2017-09-04, 01:58
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Einyen
Dec 2003
Denmark
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CUDALucas also says 18432K (18M).
Prime95 says it is near the border between 17920K and 18432K but the round off error was too high to use 17920K. Edit: Round off error was too high to use 17920K. Last fiddled with by ATH on 2017-09-04 at 11:11 |
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2017-09-04, 22:11
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Aug 2002
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Great, thank you both. At 18432K it looks like it would take about 61 days on the Xeon I have. Tempting, though I might wait for when it's not 100 degrees in my office.
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