How would the DDOL client run on a 2.26Ghz P4 with 512MB PC_1066 RAMBUS? I know most DC projects run best on Athlon XP (strong FPU), except for Prime 95 whee the Pentium 4 owns
Back when D2OL was just getting started I created a thread on the Sengent forums asking people to report their times on various processors. Below are the responses and a summary. (I would add a note that D2OL seems to need lots of memory so machines with lots of RAM will probably have an advantage.)
I have a P4 2.53 on an Asus P4T533 with 512MB RIMM 4200 running at default to keep temps normal. I run 70-80 candidates (1400-1600 conformers) per day depending on how much surfing I do while its running. It does very well for a single node. I only wish I had ten of them running! LOL
That would come out to about 24.7 Conformers/MHz/Hour, mastertech01. A little above the P4 average of 21.2 in the table. Athlons definitely have an advantage, but that's true in most DC projects I think.
Sean, despite all the graphical and mathematical system calculations determining Athlon to produce better per MHZ, just bear in mind that Athlon just doesnt have the MHZ avaliable to make it a large difference. In other words in considering this project, in the past week my single node ranks tied for 8th place in the world for production of all the thousands of nodes out there. Thats not to be sneezed at when considering which to use for total daily output, node for node. Now if I could just borrow 10 more!
I see TA D2OL is up to 7th in the daily production numbers.
A few more new members like Mordrid52 (who is shooting up the team ranks) will definately get the D2OL team towards the top of the list where we rightfully belong!!!!
You can say that again Slatzman, and we appreciate all the help we get to keep going, even peeps who only produce a small number each day contribute nicely for us. No one is unimportant to our team! We have a lot of great potential already and if we could get 5-10 more regular everyday producers I believe we could move to the top 5. Unfortunately with groups like the Dutch Power Cows, number one would seem very difficult to reach without a great surge in interest in our project. But you never know!
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