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Measurements This page shows the results of the Pallas MPI Benchmark for all known (to me at least) MPI implementations for Windows NT/2000. We did not test PaTENT MPI because according to the WMPI developers it is identical to WMPI.
To gather the results we used two dual Pentium II, 450 MHz machines (Asus P2B-D boards) connected via fast ethernet (3COM 3C905B-TX cards) and a 100 MBit/s switch.
The tested versions of the different implementations are:
NT-MPICH:  1.2
MPICH.NT:  1.2.1 (Feb. 16, 2001)
WMPI:  1.5 beta
   Unfortunately there seems to be a bug in WMPI 1.53 which made it impossible to run the benchmark with this version.
MPI/Pro:  1.6
By clicking on one of the graphics you will get the values from which it was generated in tabular form. The raw output files are also available. Select one of the links for NT-MPICH MPICH.NT WMPI MPI/Pro

You might also want to take a look at our main performance page.

PingPong
PingPong
The chart above shows the results of the PMB PingPong benchmark.
Larger values are better.
PingPing
PingPing
The chart above shows the results of the PMB PingPing benchmark.
Larger values are better.
Sendrecv
Sendrecv
The chart above shows the results of the PMB Sendrecv benchmark.
Larger values are better.
Exchange
Exchange
The chart above shows the results of the PMB Exchange benchmark.
Larger values are better.
Allreduce
Allreduce
The chart above shows the results of the PMB Allreduce benchmark.
Smaller values are better.
Reduce
Reduce
The chart above shows the results of the PMB Reduce benchmark.
Smaller values are better.
Reducescatter
Reducescatter
The chart above shows the results of the PMB Reducescatter benchmark.
Smaller values are better.
Allgather
Allgather
The chart above shows the results of the PMB Allgather benchmark.
Smaller values are better.
Allgatherv
Allgatherv
The chart above shows the results of the PMB Allgatherv benchmark.
Smaller values are better.
Alltoall
Alltoall
The chart above shows the results of the PMB Alltoall benchmark.
Smaller values are better.
Bcast
Bcast
The chart above shows the results of the PMB Bcast benchmark.
Smaller values are better.
Last change: 02/22/2001  
Author Karsten Scholtyssik