Wow!!! Those are high! Yeah... if you guys have real high ones like that send them to me! There was a suggestion to run the extremes to get the full range of WU times for a particular platform. I think our data has pretty much confirmed that the angle range is THE predictor of WU times for 3.0 (and would vary accordingly based on the CPU, OS, amt/type of cache, FSB, etc.). Having submitted just over 100 results running 3.0 on Linux to Roelof Engelbrecht (Seti Spy author), and having seen some others who have given Roelof their results, if you have a dedicated cruncher, the times for every WU with a particular angle range will not vary more than maybe 1% if that. With the 2.4, the number and degree of gaussians (plus number of spikes sometimes) seemed to determine the length of the WU.
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