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BOINC shows wrong times for first tests... It is 20+ minutes... But it would take 3 hours as I see | |
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BOINC shows wrong times for first tests... It is 20+ minutes... But it would take 3 hours as I see
That's the beauty of BOINC, it automatically adjusts generic estimates to be more accurate to your PC. That being said, I've increased estimates for future WUs, because it hasn't been done since we reached the jump in FFT processing duration.
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That's the beauty of BOINC, it automatically adjusts generic estimates to be more accurate to your PC.
yes, but for challenge people can get too many WUs, if time is wrong :) | |
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That's the beauty of BOINC, it automatically adjusts generic estimates to be more accurate to your PC.
yes, but for challenge people can get too many WUs, if time is wrong :)
That's why we are also imposing a limit on the amount of WUs you can have at any time - we've learnt that from the previous challenges :)
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What is a rough guess to complete a work unit on a core2 2.4GHz cpu? I have not done 321 and was wondering how long each one takes.
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What is a rough guess to complete a work unit on a core2 2.4GHz cpu? I have not done 321 and was wondering how long each one takes.
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1,5-2 Hr's
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What is a rough guess to complete a work unit on a core2 2.4GHz cpu? I have not done 321 and was wondering how long each one takes.
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My 2,66GHz core2 Quad (WinXP32) used approx. 168 minutes.
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What is a rough guess to complete a work unit on a core2 2.4GHz cpu? I have not done 321 and was wondering how long each one takes.
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My 2,66GHz core2 Quad (WinXP32) used approx. 168 minutes.
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You are right Sorry was looking on a lower n value.
3*2^2100012+1 is not prime. Proth RES64: D54147DB3F9F7230 Time: 5691.253 sec.
3*2^2200004+1 is not prime. Proth RES64: 0E40ED823324C12A Time: 5979.817 sec.
3*2^2300034+1 is not prime. Proth RES64: F689D90F76B7363A Time: 6225.229 sec.
3*2^2400201+1 is not prime. Proth RES64: 8973A752B0F3A6D8 Time: 6470.423 sec.
3*2^2500020+1 is not prime. Proth RES64: 86F0AA6EC819C59E Time: 6711.194 sec.
3*2^2601234+1 is not prime. Proth RES64: BE5A484D83C37872 Time: 10604.602 sec.
3*2^2700066+1 is not prime. Proth RES64: 072BA833106B0D40 Time: 11017.637 sec.
3*2^2800005+1 is not prime. Proth RES64: 86299C42759F7431 Time: 11516.908 sec.
3*2^2900010+1 is not prime. Proth RES64: 1D5656A99598E261 Time: 11997.699 sec.
3*2^3000033+1 is not prime. Proth RES64: A2C9D5B252618A2B Time: 12367.814 sec.
3*2^3100020+1 is not prime. Proth RES64: 5DDEAF43BD66C448 Time: 12746.348 sec.
3*2^3200040+1 is not prime. Proth RES64: 4B94B69A3CA4A3E7 Time: 13144.056 sec.
3*2^3300380+1 is not prime. Proth RES64: 6BC6786F6D39CA68 Time: 13554.310 sec.
3*2^3400494+1 is not prime. Proth RES64: 792BF42672EE0501 Time: 13944.045 sec.
3*2^3501200+1 is not prime. Proth RES64: 637651623CFD2C72 Time: 14344.869 sec.
3*2^3600056+1 is not prime. Proth RES64: ABE782C06517DC3E Time: 14651.618 sec.
3*2^3700062+1 is not prime. Proth RES64: 60DC1A7CC9F47186 Time: 15175.668 sec.
3*2^3800009+1 is not prime. Proth RES64: 3EE44CFD18DA8882 Time: 21144.079 sec.
3*2^3900044+1 is not prime. Proth RES64: B2C15A27A24F5DF4 Time: 21699.910 sec.
3*2^4000068+1 is not prime. Proth RES64: C71044DC256AC685 Time: 21627.602 sec.
Here is some test i have done on a C2Quad 2,4Ghz
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c2q6600 ~2.8 GHz ~11000 sec | |
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i7-2600K@4500, HT off
Using all-complex AVX FFT length 512K, Pass1=128, Pass2=4K, a = 5
1-core Time per bit: 2.215 ms. 1.00x
2-core Time per bit: 2.275 ms. 1.95x
3-core Time per bit: 2.595 ms. 2.56x
4-core Time per bit: 3.095 ms. 2.86x | |
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i7-2600K@4500, HT off
Turn HT on, redo the tests, it would be interesting to see.
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Turn HT on, redo the tests, it would be interesting to see.
HT is on, but processes attached to 1,3,5,7 cores. See compare for 3 project:
i7-2600K @ 4500 (cores 1,3,5,7) RAM @ 1866
321 Prime Search. b=3, n~=9.5M, windows 6.1.7601, cllr64.exe 3.8.9
Using all-complex AVX FFT length 512K, Pass1=128, Pass2=4K, a = 5
1-core Time per bit: 2.215 ms. 1.00x
2-core Time per bit: 2.275 ms. 1.95x
3-core Time per bit: 2.595 ms. 2.56x
4-core Time per bit: 3.095 ms. 2.86x
ESP Prime Search. b=[91549...238411], n~=3.4M, windows 6.1.7601, cllr64.exe 3.8.9
Using all-complex AVX FFT length 320K, Pass1=256, Pass2=1280, a = 3
1-core Time per bit: 1.355 ms. 1.00x
2-core Time per bit: 1.370 ms. 1.98x
3-core Time per bit: 1.415 ms. 2.87x
4-core Time per bit: 1.730 ms. 3.13x
27 Prime Search. b=27, n~=4.2M, windows 6.1.7601, cllr64.exe 3.8.9
Using all-complex AVX FFT length 240K, Pass1=1280, Pass2=192, a = 5
1-core Time per bit: 1.065 ms. 1.00x
2-core Time per bit: 1.072 ms. 1.99x
3-core Time per bit: 1.078 ms. 2.91x
4-core Time per bit: 1.110 ms. 3.84x
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27 Prime Search. HT on, 4-core Time per bit: 1.220 ms.
ESP Prime Search. HT on, 4-core Time per bit: 1.800 ms.
ESP Prime Search. HT on, 8-core Time per bit: 3.950 ms. | |
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i5-3570K @ 4.0 GHz
3*2^9503676+1
1-core: Time per bit: 2.520 ms. 1.00x
2-core: Time per bit: 2.833 ms. 1.78x
3-core: Time per bit: 3.300 ms. 2.29x
4-core: Time per bit: 4.211 ms. 2.39x
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