PubMed · 2225778
A CPU benchmark for protein crystallographic refinement.
Abstract
The CPU time required to complete a cycle of restrained least-squares refinement of a protein structure from X-ray crystallographic data using the FORTRAN codes PROTIN and PROLSQ are reported for 48 different processors, ranging from single-user workstations to supercomputers. Sequential, vector, VLIW, multiprocessor, and RISC hardware architectures are compared using both a small and a large protein structure. Representative compile times for each hardware type are also given, and the improvement in run-time when coding for a specific hardware architecture considered. The benchmarks involve scalar integer and vector floating point arithmetic and are representative of the calculations performed in many scientific disciplines.
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P E Bourne, W A Hendrickson. 1990. A CPU benchmark for protein crystallographic refinement.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0010-4825(90)90046-r
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