| Subject: Re: CPU Temp Spikes |
| From: "Seti Cruncher" <SetiCruncher@"NOSPAM"WildMail.com> |
| Date: 03/03/2004, 16:02 |
so far thats the best explanation I've seen yet for why CPU temps are more
intense at the begining of a work unit then at any other time. I just
though it was odd and thought I would ask, I know there are some very
knowledgeable folks in this NG and I've always enjoyed learning from you's.
SC
"Mike W" <Circle_314_And_Square_nospam@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:104b39rj5dah04a@news.supernews.com...
"Seti Cruncher" wrote:
Why do CPU temperatures spike (jump) when the SETI Client starts
a fresh work unit. You would think the CPU temp and load would
be the same as when its mid way through a WU.
Just curious,
It's my understanding, there are different stages to the processing of a
work-unit. The first stage is highly intense for the CPU, things settle
into a rhythm after that. I couldn't find a link that's more specific,
maybe somebody else has it or you've found one on your own.
Mike