Just like we defined MIPS rating, we can also define something called the MFLOPS rating which stands for Millions of Floating Point operations per Second. If Machine A has a higher MIPS rating than that of Machine B, then does Machine A necessarily have a higher MFLOPS rating in comparison to Machine B?

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The Answer of Just like we defined MIPS rating, we can also define something called the MFLOPS rating which stands for Millions of Floating Point operations per Second. If Machine A has a higher MIPS rating than that of Machine B, then does Machine A necessarily have a higher MFLOPS rating in comparison to Machine B?

Just Like We Defined MIPS Rating, We Can Also Define