I now have Set@home running on 5 machines in my house. For shats and giggles I noted how long each one of them takes to finish a dataset.
Here are relevant facts about the machines.
1. A64@2200Mhz + 1GB PC-3200
2. AXP@2200Mhz + 1GB PC-2100
3. P4 Mobile(512KL2) + 512MB PC2100
4. Athlon TB@800Mhz + 1GB PC133
5. K6-3 @400Mhz + 512MB PC133
Machines in order of time to finish datasets
1. A64=6 hours
2. AXP=19 hours
3. P4=38 Hours
4. A800 = 64 hours
5. K6-3 = 151 hours
To me the difference between the A64 and AXP fascinates me. Both are the same clock but one is 3 times faster than the other. I am suspecting this is due to the low latency memory controller of the A64. The K6-3 I expected to be dog slow with its lack of a pipelined floating point unit. But the P4 also surprised me as it seemed to be a bit slow for having a 1Ghz lead on the Athlon 800.
I am curious is anybody else has any kind of results and would like to post them to this thread.
Here are relevant facts about the machines.
1. A64@2200Mhz + 1GB PC-3200
2. AXP@2200Mhz + 1GB PC-2100
3. P4 Mobile(512KL2) + 512MB PC2100
4. Athlon TB@800Mhz + 1GB PC133
5. K6-3 @400Mhz + 512MB PC133
Machines in order of time to finish datasets
1. A64=6 hours
2. AXP=19 hours
3. P4=38 Hours
4. A800 = 64 hours
5. K6-3 = 151 hours
To me the difference between the A64 and AXP fascinates me. Both are the same clock but one is 3 times faster than the other. I am suspecting this is due to the low latency memory controller of the A64. The K6-3 I expected to be dog slow with its lack of a pipelined floating point unit. But the P4 also surprised me as it seemed to be a bit slow for having a 1Ghz lead on the Athlon 800.
I am curious is anybody else has any kind of results and would like to post them to this thread.