From: Sushi (Sushi_at_ragingbull.com)
Date: Tue Apr 20 2004 - 08:36:51 PDT
>On 4/20/04 @ 6:01 PM, Richard Kilpatrick wrote:
>
>>On 20 Apr 2004, at 02:01, Sushi wrote:
>>
>> I have a G4/933 running SETI as a screen saver.
>>
>> It does 1 WU in about 9 hours.
>
>Is that a Unit? It's not an accurate test, because you get different
>loads per unit. However, 9 hours seems like a hell of a long time. I
>now can't remember what timescale it was to process what I'd taken as
>being a unit, but I know that my G5 system (running a SETI which I'm
>told isn't actually capable of threading, so only one CPU) was 4x
>faster than my 733MHz G4...
>
>I'll have to dig the article out. Maybe it was 13 hours for the 733,
>and the G5 did 4 units in 13 hours, but I didn't think I'd leave my
>machines alone long enough for that.
Hi Richard,
Yeah, I see about a 9 hour average with my G4/933. Some are faster and
some are slower. Fastest was in the 6 hours something. Longest was
upwards of 14 hours, if memory serves.
I roughly get about 2.2-2.6 WU per day with that machine.
Of course if I am doing anything else, the WU accomplishment lags quite a
bit. And as you know the angle affects the time as well.
Sushi
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