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Whats a good benchmark score for Rc5 for an 1.2ghz @ 100 fsb.

HamHam

Senior member
I got

[Jul 11 05:27:37 UTC] Benchmark for RC5 core #6 (RG/HB ath) short one
0.00:00:08.08 [4,151,780.25 keys/sec]

[Jul 11 05:28:06 UTC] Benchmark for RC5 core #6 (RG/HB ath) long one
0.00:00:16.18 [4,081,605.93 keys/sec]


anyways i can make this go faster? without Ocing.
 
Your scores a the tiniest bit low. The "benchmark" is the best test anyway. Just let it run some blocks overnight, and look at the keyrate in the morning, and report those. I've found that the "benchmarks" are good for a ballpark figure, but they're not accurate, really. Did you have any other pgorams running while running it?
 
seems just about right perhaps a tad slow..

[Jul 11 05:33:21 UTC] Automatic processor type detection found
an AMD K7-4 processor.
[Jul 11 05:33:21 UTC] RC5: using core #6 (RG/HB ath).
[Jul 11 05:33:31 UTC] Benchmark for RC5 core #6 (RG/HB ath)
0.00:00:07.47 [5,661,044.29 keys/sec]



5,461,04.29 divided by 1584 (my speed) * 1200 (your speed) = 4,288,669.92 keys/sec

not by much tho.
 
The dnet client does seem to run a tad quicker under w2k. What are you using?
You should also try to keep the number of programs running in the background to a minimum. This can make quite a difference.

Russman

PS ottawanker 1584 NICE!!!! 🙂
 
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