performance - Problems about "cycles/byte" change to "MB/s" when measuring AES speed -


They measure the speed of encryption

By using "bicycle / byte", as I know, if the CPU is known, then I calculate "bicycle / byte" to "MB / s" as "number of processor (processor_tillisation processor clock frequency)" Can be throughput in byte / sec per second or transaction per second = per cycle It's my question, is that if I'm using the four core Intel CPU, then how should I count how many processors I am using or these four cores are "one CPU" It seems that they can not be treated as a CPU because an old CPU with 3.0 GHz will run faster than the 2.2 GHz dual core CPU.

Thanks in advance.


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