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Hello,
I'm trying to use Intel's Linpack Benchmark to stress my cpu. What I need is being able to control the load it puts on the processor. Any of you have an idea how could I do that?
Thanks in advance.
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Hello,
Two ideas. If you run the benchmark (runme_xeon64 for example), you will see GFlops increasing with problem size. The size of the problem is a control of processor load. By limiting number of threads via environment variable OMP_NUM_THREADS you can decrease the load.
Thanks
Dima
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Thanks for help, I'm still looking for some advice though.
Actually what I'm aiming for is putting a steady load on my cpu over a period of time (around 15 minutes) and I'd like to be able to control the amount of that load (to keep it for example at 50% and at another time around 75%).
Any ideas on how could I achieve that using this benchmark?
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Hi Krzysztof S.
about 15 minutes, then how about try some big(enough) problem sizes
or run the one big workload,and run ./runme_xeon64 ; ./runme_xeon64 several times together, thus the cpu workload can keep about 50%
Best Regards,
Ying

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