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P4 SETI performance question...

Jeff7181

Lifer
Duvie sparked this in the CPU forums... I thought I remembered seeing someone here say that while crunching a single WU they averaged about 2:30 per WU, and with HT enabled and crunching 2 WU's, they averaged about 2:45 per WU, so the output was nearly doubled. I can't find the thread I thought I saw that in... can anyone with a HT enabled P4 verify the ability to crunch nearly twice as many WU's with HT enabled and running 2 processes?
 
It won't be double, but it will be more! 🙂

My 3.2GHz HT P4 averages 2:49 per WU running 2 instances and averages almost 17 WU's per day. I don't think that it would average 1:24.5 when running a single WU with HT off! 😉

Fire up HT and run 2 instances! 🙂

 
Originally posted by: Engineer
It won't be double, but it will be more! 🙂

My 3.2GHz HT P4 averages 2:49 per WU running 2 instances and averages almost 17 WU's per day. I don't think that it would average 1:24.5 when running a single WU with HT off! 😉

Fire up HT and run 2 instances! 🙂

Try turning HT off and just running one and see how much time it takes, I'm interested to see the difference.
 
Sounds like fun comparing the results. For reference, my XP chip is at 2600+ (166 * 12.5), and WU time is between 2:30 and 2:35 on average. That's (IIRC) about what my bud's P4 2.4 @ 3.0 gets with one instance.
 
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