In the world of high performance computing, everyone wants to know how well a system performs before deciding to buy it. Benchmarks provide a relatively objective way of determining how well a system will perform under given conditions. What customers need to know is: which benchmarks are relevant to their particular needs, and which ones don’t matter? This article answers those questions and offers two useful tables – one listing the most common benchmark tests and another showing the correlation between those tests and various tasks/applications. Also discussed is the misapplication of benchmarks.
Content: Article
Author: R. Krause
Source: TechnologyEvaluation.com
Subject: IT / Technology / E-Business
Industry: Personal Computer
Author: R. Krause
Source: TechnologyEvaluation.com
Subject: IT / Technology / E-Business
Industry: Personal Computer
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Good overview for those of us managing technology not actively in the trenches of using it.