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The purpose of the CP2K benchmark suite is to provide performance which can be used to guide users towards the best configuration (e.g. machine, number of MPI processors, number of OpenMP threads) for a particular problem, and give a good estimation for the parallel performance of the code for different types of method. Five benchmarks are provided: '' | The purpose of the CP2K benchmark suite is to provide performance which can be used to guide users towards the best configuration (e.g. machine, number of MPI processors, number of OpenMP threads) for a particular problem, and give a good estimation for the parallel performance of the code for different types of method. Five benchmarks are provided: '' | ||
- | We encourage you to contribute benchmark results from your own local cluster or HPC system - just run the inputs and add timings in the relevant sections below. | + | We encourage you to contribute benchmark results from your own local cluster or HPC system - just run the inputs and add timings in the relevant sections below. |
If you have any questions or problems running benchmarks or using the scripts please contact Iain Bethune (< | If you have any questions or problems running benchmarks or using the scripts please contact Iain Bethune (< | ||
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=== Description === | === Description === | ||
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=== Availability === | === Availability === | ||
The benchmark is available (along with other water systems) from the CP2K source distribution: | The benchmark is available (along with other water systems) from the CP2K source distribution: | ||
- | [[src>cp2k/tests/ | + | [[src> |
=== Results === | === Results === | ||
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| Piz Daint | Cray XC30 | 12/05/2015 | 15268 | 19.885 | 192 cores | 1 OMP thread per MPI task, no GPU | [[performance: | | Piz Daint | Cray XC30 | 12/05/2015 | 15268 | 19.885 | 192 cores | 1 OMP thread per MPI task, no GPU | [[performance: | ||
| Cirrus | SGI ICE XA | 24/11/2016 | 17566 | 15.560 | 1152 cores | 9 OMP threads per MPI task | [[performance: | | Cirrus | SGI ICE XA | 24/11/2016 | 17566 | 15.560 | 1152 cores | 9 OMP threads per MPI task | [[performance: | ||
+ | | Noctua | Cray CS500 | 27/04/2019 | 3cf5f249 | 16.5 | 320 cores | 1 OMP thread per MPI task | [[performance: | ||
==== Fayalite-FIST ==== | ==== Fayalite-FIST ==== | ||
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The benchmark is available from the CP2K source distribution: | The benchmark is available from the CP2K source distribution: | ||
- | [[src>cp2k/tests/ | + | [[src> |
=== Results === | === Results === | ||
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=== Availability === | === Availability === | ||
- | The benchmark is available from [[src>cp2k/tests/ | + | The benchmark is available from [[src> |
=== Results === | === Results === | ||
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The benchmark input file used to generate these results is {{performance: | The benchmark input file used to generate these results is {{performance: | ||
- | It is a slightly modified version of the more general one in the CP2K SVN at [[src>cp2k/tests/ | + | It is a slightly modified version of the more general one in the CP2K SVN at [[src> |
=== Results === | === Results === | ||
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=== Availability === | === Availability === | ||
- | The benchmark is in the CP2K SVN at: [[src>cp2k/tests/ | + | The benchmark is in the CP2K SVN at: [[src> |
=== Results === | === Results === |
performance.txt · Last modified: 2020/11/10 13:29 by rschade