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account42
34 days ago
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Subnormal floating-point numbers are expensive on ...
The interesting part is that this seems to be Intel-specific.
pixelpoet
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That's what I mean though- in the Core 2 Duo vs K8 / Athlon days, Intel was much slower for denormals and subnormals than AMD. I'm not sure why but I thought this was common knowledge.
augment_me
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This is true on most hardware. Running ftz on H100s or B200 gives a free 10-20% boost for GEMM-epilogue workload
adrian_b
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This is true only on most hardware that does not care about computational errors, i.e. which is intended mostly for games or for AI.
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