Here are some FPGA CAD benchmarks across a few relatively-modern machines. The original motivation was to figure out why VPR ran much slower on a Core 2 Xeon 5160 system than a desktop-class Core 2 Quad Q9550. A secondary goal is to measure the Core i7-980X @ 4215 MHz. I added in some Pentium 4 . . . → Read More: Core2, Nehalem, FPGA CAD
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Seeing as Engadget can get away with posting old news about computers in cardboard boxes, I will too Teksavvy now has a beta of IPv6 service over DSL. This is my configuration for a linux system serving as a router for a LAN. . . . → Read More: Teksavvy IPv6 The USB port on my laptop was broken by dropping the laptop onto something plugged into the USB port. It has been repaired by transplanting the core from a donor USB connector. . . . → Read More: USB Port Repair Behringer C-2 ($65), Tascam US-122MkII ($90), laptop, piano. Spam is profitable. With sufficient advertising by email, there will be some people who respond and generate revenue. Push the conversion rate lower still, and spam may become unprofitable. . . . → Read More: Spam Sun claims their Sun Studio 12 compiler performs well on SPEC (Free Compiler Wins Nehalem Race by 2x). So I compared PHP 5.3.1 running PHPspeed 1.0 beta (using “Real World PHP Benchmark”) and xcache 1.3.0, compiled with Sun Studio 12, GCC 4.4.1, and Intel C Compiler 11.1.064. System Mandriva 2010.0 x86_64 kernel 2.6.31.6-server-1mnb, Core 2 . . . → Read More: Compiler Performance mod_cache was disabled in Nov., 2005 and forgotten. mod_cache was re-enabled in some config file jumble when messing with the apache2 RPMs. Gahh. |
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