Much
work went into benchmarking and trying to understand Gaussian
in the past 6 months. It is by far the code which uses the
majority of the CPU cycles in the HPCC. One should note that
MOST Gaussian routines scale very poorly as the number of
processors increase. In fact it is not uncommon to have a
Gaussian job run SLOWER than the single processor time as
more processors are requested. For this reason Gaussian users
are HIGHLY encouraged to verify the speedup and efficient
use of the system running Gaussian. See http://www.nd.edu/~rich/Gaussian
for additional information. Please don't blindly assume that
more processor equals more speed.