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But that doesn't make much sense in comparison to evaluating system performance. A Pentium III could have a billion FP32 operations given almost 16 years, but y
by vel0city 3y ago
But that doesn't make much sense in comparison to evaluating system performance. A Pentium III could have a billion FP32 operations given almost 16 years, but you wouldn't say its 1 GFLOPS. Assuming the "S" is seconds, it becomes a useful metric and we can say it has 2 FLOPS.