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SETI: How many WU's a day do you get out of your best cruncher?

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Originally posted by: Engineer
Originally posted by: BadThad
Originally posted by: Engineer
Dell 3.2GHz P4 800 - 17WU's per day.

My Pentium-M 1.5 gets between 12-13 per day. Are you doing something different to get that many? You're talking about sub 1 hour WU times! :Q
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I think he made a calculation error or he had a BUNCH of bad wu's (less that 1 min each) in that run. There's no way that system could put out that many every day. If it can....I'll eat my shorts!
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I would love for you to eat your shorts....and then let LaptopDude show the rest of us how to get the same results! 😉

😀
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I'm down with that. Share your secret!
 
Originally posted by: LaptopDude
I get about 24-25 WU's a day out of my 1.7ghz pentium-m, but its not crunching all the time due to the fact its a laptop, meanwhile my 1ghz athlon (o/c @ 1.33ghz) is lucky to get 6 a day?!!
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Fud Prove it! show us the setidriver log.
 
I have a Toshiba Sat. P15-409 that does 12 to 15 WU per day with a P4 2.8 GHz w/HT. Since I bought it in late Oct. it has done 1,172 WUs. Gotta love it! But, I was a bit miffed when I first saw a claim of a Centrio doing 24-25 per day! :Q (I wanted to buy one, but they didn't have them available at Best Buy or CompUSA with dedicated ATI or Nvidia graphics.) With a little reflection I decided it ain't so!
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I will stand in line with shorts in hand. Make us eat 'em LTD!
 
Originally posted by: JWMiddleton
I have a Toshiba Sat. P15-409 that does 12 to 15 WU per day with a P4 2.8 GHz w/HT. Since I bought it in late Oct. it has done 1,172 WUs. Gotta love it! But, I was a bit miffed when I first saw a claim of a Centrio doing 24-25 per day! :Q (I wanted to buy one, but they didn't have them available at Best Buy or CompUSA with dedicated ATI or Nvidia graphics.) With a little reflection I decided it ain't so!
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I will stand in line with shorts in hand. Make us eat 'em LTD!
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I have a similar one (P25-S508) with the same processor, but I'm not even sure mine does that many WU 😛 I don't have SetiSpy running on it, and I don't think I have SetiDriver creating a log, either :|
 
Originally posted by: RoninCS
Originally posted by: JWMiddleton
I have a Toshiba Sat. P15-409 that does 12 to 15 WU per day with a P4 2.8 GHz w/HT. Since I bought it in late Oct. it has done 1,172 WUs. Gotta love it! But, I was a bit miffed when I first saw a claim of a Centrio doing 24-25 per day! :Q (I wanted to buy one, but they didn't have them available at Best Buy or CompUSA with dedicated ATI or Nvidia graphics.) With a little reflection I decided it ain't so!
rolleye.gif
I will stand in line with shorts in hand. Make us eat 'em LTD!
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I have a similar one (P25-S508) with the same processor, but I'm not even sure mine does that many WU 😛 I don't have SetiSpy running on it, and I don't think I have SetiDriver creating a log, either :|
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I have mine going to my SetiQueue, so I just looked at the graph for RPD. You might try pointing yours to a queue and take advantage of the extra stats.

 
I get about 200 WU's a day out of my newest creation:

Proprietary Quad RISC Processors running at 10ghz.

10gigs of PC24000 RAM

Can't wait to try some overclocking. Should really scream!
 
I have one of the 1.7GHz Centrino notebooks. I use it a lot each day and it runs 24/7.

I'm getting 13.585 WUs @ day. 🙂

But my Dell 3.2G HT w/1G DDR400 puts out 15.652 WUs @ day.

Neither is OCed. I'm into "quiet". 😛
 
Originally posted by: TechGraphix
I get about 200 WU's a day out of my newest creation:

Proprietary Quad RISC Processors running at 10ghz.

10gigs of PC24000 RAM

Can't wait to try some overclocking. Should really scream!
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If it didn't have to run in x86 Emulation mode it would be even faster! 😉
 
Only way I see that machine doing 24+ a day, is if you overclocked it bad and it keeps ditching the WU's partway through because of "Static" 🙂

10-12 WU's a day back when I had my Barton OC'd to the max.


Now the average machine does 1-2 a day.
 
Originally posted by: dxkj
Only way I see that machine doing 24+ a day, is if you overclocked it bad and it keeps ditching the WU's partway through because of "Static" 🙂

10-12 WU's a day back when I had my Barton OC'd to the max.


Now the average machine does 1-2 a day.
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Be interested to find out how to OC a mobile CPU, since those features aren't available in any of the laptops I've ever used 😛
 
Originally posted by: Smoke
I have one of the 1.7GHz Centrino notebooks. I use it a lot each day and it runs 24/7.

I'm getting 13.585 WUs @ day. 🙂

But my Dell 3.2G HT w/1G DDR400 puts out 15.652 WUs @ day.

Neither is OCed. I'm into "quiet". 😛
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I'm at 9 WU for my P4HT 3GHz (running 2 processes) for the day (since the day started at midnight, that is). I'll check SetiDriver/SetiSpy log tomorrow and see where it ends up.
 
Originally posted by: LaptopDude
I get about 24-25 WU's a day out of my 1.7ghz pentium-m, but its not crunching all the time due to the fact its a laptop, meanwhile my 1ghz athlon (o/c @ 1.33ghz) is lucky to get 6 a day?!!
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You sure dude? Man that sounds like alot, but please prove me wrong! 🙂

Thats awesome!!

--LANMAN
 
don't worry...you guys were right...it only got 16 today! but that's still a nice score...and here is some proof for you centrino skeptics out there. i say we go recruit centrinos left right and centre!
Centrino Proof!
 
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