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What numerical precision is required to run and benchmark and gain an entry in the Linpack Benchmark report?

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What numerical precision is required to run and benchmark and gain an entry in the Linpack Benchmark report?

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In order to have an entry included in the Linpack Benchmark report the results must be computed using full precision. By full precision we generally mean 64 bit floating point arithmetic or higher. Note that this is not an issue of single or double precision as some systems have 64-bit floating point arithmetic as single precision. It is a function of the arithmetic used.

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