Cray Supercomputer comparason

[LDC3]

I have an AMD FX-6300 six core processor in my computer and the Performance Test 8.0 gives me slightly over 5300 million operations per second on the CPU - Floating Point Math. On the Cray Supercomputer history page,
www.cray.com/About/History.aspx
it states that the original supercomputer had a processing speed of 160 MFlops.

Does this mean that my desktop can calculate more than 30 times faster than the original supercomputer?

[David (PassMark)]

Yes. Today's PCs are now a lot more powerful than a 40 year old super computer.

The exact type of floating point operations might not be the same (e.g. 64bit addition, 128bit division, 8 bit subtraction, etc..). But it hardly matters.

Even your smart phone will beat a 40 year old super computer.

Quoting from the Incredibles Movie,
"And when everyone's super... no one will be"