Excel And High-Performance Computing Part I

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Sam Rad — Wed, 28 Jun 2006 00:09:04 GMT

Hot stuff. That video is long. and: OMGZ Chloe O'Brian is in the video, sweet. You know, from 24!

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Tim — Thu, 29 Jun 2006 23:39:09 GMT

Excel and HPC is great, but I sure hope they don't plan on plotting any of that data. I have a simple spreadsheet, no formulas, with a plot of 5 data series, 8,500 points each. It took maybe 2 minutes for Excel to insert the plot and any operation takes at least 30sec. on a 1.8GHz P-M. Much, much slower than older versions. Screw the anti-aliasing, I just want reasonably responsive plotting.

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Dan Ciruli — Fri, 30 Jun 2006 01:09:20 GMT

For fun today, I decided to see what it takes to take my UDF and run it across my grid (including my CCS cluster). It was surprisingly eash! Details on <a href="http://westcoastgrid.blogspot.com/2006/06/putting-grid-behind-excel-2007.html">my blog</a>...

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