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If you can add FLOPs, and you have a number of cores with the same fixed number of FLOPs/cycle, it follows that you can add their frequency. For the vast major
by wongarsu 3y ago
If you can add FLOPs, and you have a number of cores with the same fixed number of FLOPs/cycle, it follows that you can add their frequency.
For the vast majority of real-life workloads there are vast differences between one core having X GHz or Y FLOPs vs lots of cores that sum up to that number. Which is the point GP tried to make.