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Hi All
Still kicking about -- Trying to get back to do a bit crunching sometime soon.
I might have finally solved the problem with the 2 x 2687W's (only taken me 18 months) -- I will give you all the details later of how the fickle finger of fate really F@##D me with the beast -- I will be stress testing it in the next few days
Cheers
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Good to hear from you. Chime in when you can. Missed ya!
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What sort of time does a PPS LLR take these days?? -- I have filled the CPU cores - looks like about 1 hour + --
Jim
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Good to hear from you again. There are now 3 different PPS llr's running. A new one called MEGA that was ported over from PRPNET. As for run times, sorry mine would not be very accurate due to the cpu age.
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PPSE are the shortest and take about 500 seconds (8+ minutes) on my 3770K (o/c to 4.3, HT off). A MEGA unit on that box takes about 80 minutes. PPS I haven't run in a long time but it will be between those boundaries. Sounds like your "1 hour" is in the ballpark.
Are you back to the "Top End" or elsewhere now?
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I never really went anywhere -- Just been hammered with work & family (life in General)
Lets see--
Got married in April 2012
Spent 9 months winding up parents estate
Moved house twice
Built the dual xeon November 2012 (it died- I will explain later)
Started new business & got really busy
Jan 2013 moved house (again)
No time to unpack --back to work
March 2013 -- finally get to really study & asses the xeon
April 2013 Wife pregnant.
Back to work (leave the scene of the crime)
Late 2013 many fights with computer parts suppliers over xeon
Move house 26/1/2014 (yet again)
My daughter born 30/1/2014
Back to work
Last few weeks -- finally got to set up my home office & unpack my computer stuff
Last few days -- finally piece together the improbable chain of events that had left me with a $8000 boat anchor instead of a dual xeon
Yesterday -- Xeon back in action!!!
I am stressing the xeon ATM (very carefully) -- Core temps look ok -64 to 68 deg with all 32 running PPS -- One thing I found -- 2687's really don't like anything looking at them - almost every hardware monitor program gives you a BSOD (and a bloody heart attack as well) the instant you switch it on -- only exception is the AIDA64 which is not free but works really well.
I will let you know how it goes
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PPSE are the shortest and take about 500 seconds (8+ minutes) on my 3770K (o/c to 4.3, HT off). A MEGA unit on that box takes about 80 minutes. PPS I haven't run in a long time but it will be between those boundaries. Sounds like your "1 hour" is in the ballpark.
Are you back to the "Top End" or elsewhere now?
G
The beast seems to be somewhere near what you would expect running @ 3.1GHZ with HT on - Just under 4hrs for a Mega -- 70 mins for a PPS LLR - never going to set any speed records but you do get a lot of WU's done every time.
Settling down nice & stable so far (woohoo!!!)
Jim
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I was just taking a stroll back through my account looking at my old boxes that have crunched on PG -- take a look at this old clunker -- My God!! the power!!! -- It is of course an old A Bridge Pentium 3 --
Anyone got anything older & crappier???
CPU type.......................GenuineIntel x86 Family 6 Model 7 Stepping 3 447MHz [x86 Family 6 Model 7 Stepping 3]
Number of processors.....1
Coprocessors ---
Operating System..........Microsoft Windows XP Professional x86 Editon, Service Pack 2, (05.01.2600.00)
BOINC version 6.4.7
Memory 127.55 MB
Cache 976.56 KB
Swap space 307.34 MB
Total disk space 3 GB
Free Disk Space 0.55 GB
Measured floating point speed......417.34 million ops/sec
Measured integer speed..............688.12 million ops/sec
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Heh, there was a thread which I'll link to at the end of this post - I had a P3 1GHz and was going to compare its processing power to my (then) phone's. My old P3 died before I got the chance to get them in a race, if memory serves, but an ARMv7 compatible phone was far more efficient with its Android BOINC client than a P3.
Edit: Link
The new phone I get in October will be a quad-core at 2.4, but I don't want to kill that so soon. What's probably more interesting is the increasing GPU power of phones, soon they'll exceed older PCs in that department too.
My (then) old phone can also sit in the corner without a SIM card, plugged in, doing TRP Sieve. |
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My (then) old phone can also sit in the corner without a SIM card, plugged in, doing TRP Sieve.
All you need now is another 127 of them in a rack.
& a working TRP sieve port to Android... |
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That exists, unless I'm mis-remembering! Quite a few people did it (including me, again, unless I'm mis-remembering). Go to Google Play and search "BOINC". |
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That exists, unless I'm mis-remembering! Quite a few people did it (including me, again, unless I'm mis-remembering). Go to Google Play and search "BOINC".
It was disabled because it never reported factors.
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No, that was PPS Sieve for ATI cards. |
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No, that was PPS Sieve for ATI cards.
both, actually
http://www.primegrid.com/forum_thread.php?id=5573
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No, actually. That thread is for Android phones, which run OpenCL, actually. CUDA is unaffected and so Nvidia-branded technology is/was never affected. Actually. |
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