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Does n/e one know what Tflop is? I know what the ancronym means, but, I would like details.
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Teraflop. It's a measure of computer processing speed.
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Teraflops =
Trillion FLoating point OPerations (usually expressed in seconds)
Tflops/sec
..a tidbit (haha how much is that? lol)
Rumormill has it that the PS3 processor(s) collective speed is supposed to be at
1Tflop.. peak (off a sladshot forum, sorry dani)
The human brain roughly 4.4Tflops when concious at any given moment - no peak
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\Tid"bit`\, n. [Tid + bit.]
A delicate or tender piece of anything eatable; a delicious
morsel. [Written also {titbit}.]
Trillion FLoating point OPerations (usually expressed in seconds)
Tflops/sec
..a tidbit (haha how much is that? lol)
Rumormill has it that the PS3 processor(s) collective speed is supposed to be at
1Tflop.. peak (off a sladshot forum, sorry dani)
The human brain roughly 4.4Tflops when concious at any given moment - no peak
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\Tid"bit`\, n. [Tid + bit.]
A delicate or tender piece of anything eatable; a delicious
morsel. [Written also {titbit}.]
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Thank you kindly, I get it!!
This is a great community
Ummm....what is a tidbit?
lol
This is a great community
Ummm....what is a tidbit?
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Originally Posted by LIMS2LIMS
Thank you kindly, I get it!!
This is a great community
Ummm....what is a tidbit?
lol
A "tidbit" is not really a technical term-- it's just some little morsel of information that someone has imparted to you.
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Originally Posted by Cain
The human brain roughly 4.4Tflops when concious at any given moment - no peak
Unless of course you are George W. Bush, in which case it's considerably lower.
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Originally Posted by DuncanIdaho
Unless of course you are George W. Bush, in which case it's considerably lower.
You're right, George W. isn't running on all cylindars, but the alternative scares the bajeezes out of me.
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