Cray-Cyber - SGI Origin 2000 (o2000)

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The SGI Origin 2000

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Hostname:	o2000.cray-cyber.org
Times of operation:	Every Saturday
Machine Type:	SGI Origin 2000, 2 modules connected via CrayLink (=NUMAlink) Interconnect Bandwidth: 800 MB/s
Serial number:	Node 1: K0009184 Node 2: K0016371
Year of introduction:	1997
CPU Type:	RISC R10000, 250 MHz / 4.0ns, CMOS technology, 4MB Cache
Number of processors:	16 (each module 8 CPUs ccNUMA (=cache coherent non uniform memory access))
Main memory:	16 GB (each module 8 GB)
Word length:	64 bit
Binary compatibility:	back to MIPS R3000
Local storage:	2x 9.1 GB SCSI-2 HDDs in Node 1 1x SCSI CD-ROM Drive in Node 1
Network connectivity:	100 MBit Ethernet
Specified performance:	500 MFlops per CPU
Measured peak performance:	377 MFlops per CPU (with -O3, -O0 till O2: 14 - 60 MFlops), giving a total of 6 GFlops 3.33 GFlops with 8 procs using -apo -Ofast -O3, 417 MFlops/proc
Operating system:	SGI IRIX 6.5.22f
Commercial products installed:	MIPSPro C Compiler 7.2.1 (invoke by typing cc), MIPSPro C++ Compiler (invoke by typing CC) MIPSPro Fortran compiler f77, licenses graciously donated by SGI
Free software installed (/usr/local):	GNU Make 3.80, GNU Bash 3.1, GNU tar 1.13.25, gettext 0.14 & 0.11, bzip2 1.03, OpenSSL 0.9.8a, OpenSSH 4.2p1, less 394
Donated by:	individual members of Cray-Cyber.org

Links related to this machine:
- Output when booting the SGI Origin 2000
- SGI Origin 2000 Homepage

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