I'm need more stats from my fleet. I'm in the processes of overclocking all my computers (6 in all) a little at a time and trying to find the impact it has overall. I know I can benchtest 3Dmark for video and SANDRA for overall cpu and memory but I want to find how much avg WU times decreases with the oc. I know seti driver has a log for each wu sent but I can't make head or tail on how to read them. I think it confuses me even more. Anybody have any ideas?
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Do I need a setiQ?
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Engineer
Elite Member
SETIQueue will give you individual stats and history and will also let you monitor when your last WU was sent via each PC...i.e. You'll know when one went down. I think there are other utilities (SETISpy? and many others) that would do the same thing...but maybe without the cache-ing. I haven't used those, other than SETIQueue, so I'm not really 100% sure of the capablities of other utilities.
RaySun2Be
Lifer
There are a number of ways.
1. You can point your PCs to a TeAm public SETIQ, and check the stats there.
2. If you use SETIDRIVER, and check the create CSV option, you can use SETIWATCH, and set up up to read the .CSV file created in SETIDRIVER, and it will tell you what's running, the times, and history of each WU.
3. You can use SETIQ on your network to track the stats.
4. And there are other options that others may use. 🙂
1. You can point your PCs to a TeAm public SETIQ, and check the stats there.
2. If you use SETIDRIVER, and check the create CSV option, you can use SETIWATCH, and set up up to read the .CSV file created in SETIDRIVER, and it will tell you what's running, the times, and history of each WU.
3. You can use SETIQ on your network to track the stats.
4. And there are other options that others may use. 🙂
Soggysocks
Golden Member
Seti Queue helps in more ways than one. it further's the automation process, provides a number of stats, and gives you a control point to monitor all of your fleet 🙂
Yes it keeps track of each PC that uses it. You can see mine if you like http://setifunk.dyndns.org:5517 You will see my lan there as WOOD-PCNAME
That nices MoFunk. I think thats what I need. Anybody want to hook me up with an account with 6 clients. I would set one up myself but don't want to waste the time if seti will be ending here shortly. I avg about 40-50 wu a day depending on when I test an overclock computer.
It would be most accurite to process the same WU when trying to compare times. Even if you process a WU with the same AR(angle range) processing times are different for each WU.
You can either keep a copy of a WU you already have or try using the Ars benchmark WU, which can be found here. You can compare your times with others then.
Team Lambchop's Benchmark Page <-- probably a little out of date
Roelof's Unofficial BM Page <--- more up to date
Thanks Spacehead. That will keep the benchtest equal. Too bad seti driver doesn't keep track of seconds on completion times. Looks like a gain of 4-5 wu a day just oc 3 of the computers, but this could be due to the oc or just some sweet wus. Hmm... anybody want to give me a spot on their setiQ?
InlineFive
Diamond Member
I use Confused's SETIQueue.
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