- Model Name: Dell Precision - 7530
- Model Identifier: Mac14,2
- Model : 158
- Chip: Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-8950HK CPU @ 2.90GHz
- Total Number of Cores: 12
- Memory: 64 GB
The benchmarks were conducted on a Dell Precision 7530 equipped with an Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-8950HK CPU @ 2.90GHz. The results indicate that vectorized implementations generally provide significant performance improvements over traditional loop-based implementations across a variety of mathematical and array operations. The SuperWord optimization further enhances the performance of vectorized implementations in most scenarios.
- Performance Improvement: Vectorized implementations show a marked improvement in performance.
- SuperWord Optimization: Provides additional gains.
- Performance Improvement: These benchmarks did not exhibit the same level of performance improvement with vectorization.
- Reason: Likely due to the complexity and nature of the operations involved.
- Performance Improvement: Significant performance gains were observed with vectorized implementations.
- SuperWord Optimization: Further enhances performance.
- Performance Improvement: Vectorized implementations outperformed traditional loops.
- SuperWord Optimization: Provides additional benefits.
- Performance Improvement: Vectorized implementations showed substantial performance improvements.
- SuperWord Optimization: Provides further enhancements.
- Performance Improvement: These benchmarks did not show significant performance gains with vectorization.
- Reason: Similar to complex expressions, likely due to the simplicity of the operations.
- Performance Improvement: Vectorized sorting algorithms demonstrated improved performance over traditional sorting methods.
- SuperWord Optimization: Contributes to further gains.
- Performance Improvement: Vectorized implementations significantly outperformed traditional loops.
- SuperWord Optimization: Provides additional performance improvements.
Overall, the results highlight the effectiveness of vectorization and the SuperWord optimization in enhancing performance for a wide range of operations, with some exceptions in more complex or simple summation tasks.