HPC2002 Result: DELL PowerEdge 1750 cluster

Benchmark	Reference Time	Runtime	Ratio
351.seis_m	86400	NC	NC
SPECseisM2002	NC

Benchmark

Reference
Time

Runtime

Ratio

351.seis_m

86400

SPECseisM2002

Hardware

Hardware Vendor:

DELL

Model Name:

PowerEdge 1750 cluster

CPU:

Intel Xeon processor

CPU MHz:

3060

FPU:

Integrated

CPU(s) enabled:

16 cores, 16 chips, 1 core/chip, Hyper-Threading enabled

CPU(s) orderable:

1 or 2 per node

Primary Cache:

12KB (I) micro-ops (trace) + 8KB (D) on chip

Secondary Cache:

512KB on chip

L3 Cache:

1 MB on chip

Other Cache:

N/A

Memory:

2 GB DDR PC2100 CL2.5 ECC Registered per node

Disk Subsystem:

1x36 GB SCSI per node

Other Hardware:

See File server and Network notes

Software

Parallel:

MPI

Processes-Threads:

MPI Processes:

OpenMP Threads:

Operating System:

RedHat Enterprise Linux, Advanced Server version 3 (4)

Compiler:

Intel C++ Compiler- icc, Version 8.0
Build 20031016Z for Linux

Intel Fortran Compiler- ifort, Version 8.0
Build 20040122Z for Linux

File System:

NFS shared file system

System State:

Multi-user

Other Software:

MPICH

Notes / Tuning Information
Flags (Fortran & C): CPP Flags: -I. -C -P -traditional -DMPI -DSPEC_HPG_MPI COPTIMIZE = -O3 -static -xW -axW -tpp7 -march=pentium4 -mcpu=pentium4 \ -Dmpi -DSPEC_HPG_MPI -DSPECDONOTNEEDARG -DFORTRAN_UNDERSCORE \ -I/opt/mpich-1.2.6/p4-intel/include FOPTIMIZE = -O3 -mp -static -fp_port -I/opt/mpich-1.2.6/p4-intel/include LDOPTIONS = -O3 -mp -static -L/opt/intel_cc_80/lib -lcxa Submit command to run MPI application: use_submit_for_speed=1 MPI_COMM_SIZE=16 submit=mpiexec -n "\$MPI_COMM_SIZE" $command Hardware notes: Cluster config: Nodes and file server use NFS shared file system Two CPUs per node, Hyperthreading ENABLED File server: 2 x 3.06 GHz Intel Xeon processors 4 GB DDR PC2100 CL2.5 ECC Registered Memory 5 x 72 GB 10K RPM SCSI Drives Hardware RAID-5 (Dell PERC/3Di option) Debian Linux, 3.1 "sarge" ext3 local file system Network (for computation and file server): Cisco 6509 Gigabit Ethernet Switch Built-in Gigabit Ethernet Adapters All BIOS parameters left with factory defaults For a description of Intel compiler flags,portability flags, and system parameters used to generate this result,please refer to PURDUE-20050329-INTEL-LINUX-XEON.txt in the flags diretory. Submitted_by: "Sayeed, Mohamed" Submitted: Thu Mar 31 11:28:31 2005 Submission: hpc2002-20050226-00123.sub

Notes / Tuning Information

 
 Flags (Fortran & C):
 CPP Flags: -I. -C -P -traditional -DMPI -DSPEC_HPG_MPI
 COPTIMIZE = -O3 -static -xW -axW -tpp7 -march=pentium4 -mcpu=pentium4 \
             -Dmpi -DSPEC_HPG_MPI -DSPECDONOTNEEDARG -DFORTRAN_UNDERSCORE \ 
             -I/opt/mpich-1.2.6/p4-intel/include 
 FOPTIMIZE = -O3 -mp -static -fp_port -I/opt/mpich-1.2.6/p4-intel/include 
 LDOPTIONS = -O3 -mp -static -L/opt/intel_cc_80/lib -lcxa 
 
 Submit command to run MPI application:
 use_submit_for_speed=1
 MPI_COMM_SIZE=16
 submit=mpiexec -n "\$MPI_COMM_SIZE" $command
 Hardware notes:
 Cluster config:
 Nodes and file server use NFS shared file system
 Two CPUs per node, Hyperthreading ENABLED
 File server:
 2 x 3.06 GHz Intel Xeon processors
 4 GB DDR PC2100 CL2.5 ECC Registered Memory
 5 x 72 GB 10K RPM SCSI Drives
 Hardware RAID-5 (Dell PERC/3Di option)
 Debian Linux, 3.1 "sarge"
 ext3 local file system
 Network (for computation and file server):
 Cisco 6509 Gigabit Ethernet Switch
 Built-in Gigabit Ethernet Adapters
 All BIOS parameters left with factory defaults
 For a description of Intel compiler flags,portability flags,  
 and system parameters used to generate this result,please refer
 to PURDUE-20050329-INTEL-LINUX-XEON.txt in the flags diretory.

Submitted_by: "Sayeed, Mohamed" 
Submitted: Thu Mar 31 11:28:31 2005
Submission: hpc2002-20050226-00123.sub

First published at SPEC.org on 01-Apr-2005

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