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- A gigaflop is one billion floating point calculations per second. It has nothing to do with size, only processor speed the number of processors present affect the flop rating of a supercomputer.
- Posted by: aforencich Posted on: 06/22/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
whats the number?
CrazY_UKRaiNiaN | 06/22/05
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10 to the twenty-second power
nucrash | 06/22/05
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Commodore 64 Supercomputer
syncity | 06/22/05
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Software?
dwest_z | 06/22/05
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Re: software
Otto_Delete | 06/22/05
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theyre running suse
linuxoverwindows | 06/22/05
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Number 14
Palmyra | 06/22/05
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Absolutely!
olePigeon | 06/22/05
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I think there is a clue in there somewhere...
Colonel_Panic | 06/22/05
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i thought i was the only one who caught that :P
linuxoverwindows | 06/22/05
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Actually I know what it runs
Jeff the god of biscuits | 06/22/05
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linear
bit_rot | 06/22/05
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Aghgh, schmuper compooter, mine makes...
Colonel_Panic | 06/22/05
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Pak chooie unf
Jeff the god of biscuits | 06/22/05
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What OS do they run?
Tim Patterson | 06/22/05
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unix variants
Reverend MacFellow | 06/22/05
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Which include Mac OS X.  [nt]
olePigeon | 06/22/05
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Which is why OS X is so good . . . NT
Ken_z | 06/22/05
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RE: Which is why OS X is so good . . . NT
nightshade0143 | 06/22/05
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Windows ME of course
Jeff the god of biscuits | 06/22/05
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OS, what OS?
batavier | 06/22/05
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keep your ignorance to yourself
cicuta | 06/22/05
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Of course
CobraA1 | 06/23/05
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Why aren't they running something like
RatMcGee | 06/23/05
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Linux rules Supercomputers
IT-sys | 06/22/05
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Club Shepherd 2005 v1.00
Bridge_SMASH | 06/22/05
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Say what?
frabjous | 06/22/05
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Agreed
erdiko@... | 06/23/05
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Yeah, who the hell was that masked man?
gregry | 06/23/05
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Now THAT's funny !!!
RatMcGee | 06/23/05
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Uhhhh, Brian...
RatMcGee | 06/23/05
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SuperPuter
bignoisybird | 06/22/05
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Flops defined
frabjous | 06/22/05
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Heavens -
RatMcGee | 06/23/05
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Not a bellyflop
aforencich | 06/22/05
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Portable flops
frabjous | 06/22/05
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And then of course...
RatMcGee | 06/23/05
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At 70 teraflops can it...
clazaam@... | 06/25/05
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supercomputer operating systems
bear090938@... | 07/19/05
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