| BESM-6 | |
|---|---|
.jpg) BESM-6 at London Science Museum | |
| Design | |
| Manufacturer | Moscow Plant of Calculating and Analysing Machines (SAM)[1] |
| Designer | S. A. Lebedev[1] |
| Release date | 1968[1] |
| Units sold | 355[1] |
| Price | 530,000 Rbls[2] |
| Casing | |
| Dimensions | Footprint : 150-200 m² |
| Weight | - |
| Power | 30 kW @ 220 V 50 Hz[1] |
| System | |
| Operating system | D-68, Dispak, Dubna OS |
| CPU | 48-bit processor @ 9 MHz[3][1] |
| Memory | Up to 192 kilobytes (32768 x 48 bits)[3] |
| MIPS | 1 MIPS [3] |
| FLOPS | 0.418 MFLOPS [4] |
| Predecessor | BESM-4 |
| Successor | Elbrus-1K2 |
BESM-6 (Russian: БЭСМ-6, short for Большая электронно-счётная машина, i.e. 'Large Electronic Calculating Machine') was a Soviet electronic computer of the BESM series.
- ^ a b c d e f "BESM-6 Computer". Russian Virtual Computer Museum.
- ^ Grubov, Vladimir Ivanovich; Kirdan, Vladimir Sergeyevich (1971). Electronic computers and analog devices. Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Foreign Technology Division. OCLC 24313499.
- ^ a b c "BESM-6 Nostalgia Page".
- ^ "Simulation of Whetstone benchmark on a BESM-6". retrocomputing.stackexchange.com.