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The document contains results from tests of different versions of an application using Java, C++ with single and multiple threads, and GPU processing. Across 9 tests, the C++ version with 12 threads and single or dual GPU processing significantly outperformed the Java and single-threaded C++ versions, completing between 1.8 and 12 times as many simulations within 500ms.
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