| Subject: Re: The annoying way that BOINC "throttles".. |
| From: "~misfit~" <misfitnz@yahoot.com.au> |
| Date: 15/11/2007, 11:20 |
Patrick Vervoorn wrote:
In article <473ae4c3@news2.actrix.gen.nz>,
~misfit~ <misfitnz@yahoot.com.au> wrote:
Oh, BTW, I'm running SETI again. CPU is running at 3.3GHz and SETI
at 100%. Core temps sit around 43�C constantly. I'm comfortable
with that. When BOINC started it benchmarked the CPU. 3180
floating point MIPs (Whetstone) per CPU and 7128 integer MIPs
(Dhrystone) per CPU. That's quite a bit higher than it was before
I overclocked it.
Very nice. I'm not near the Q6600 machine, but I think (from memory)
that one is around the 2400/6500 mark.
Ok, I was hoping for figures to give me some idea. It's just a shame
I've only got two cores. <g>
Just got home, re-ran the benchmarks two times, and I get:
2326 & 2328 floating point MIPS and 5332 & 5420 integer MIPS.
That's more what I expected with it running at 2.4GHz.
So I
was a bit optimistic, but keep in mind Diablo II was running in the
background (DCLone parking ;)), so I'm not sure how much influence
that has...
LOL. I was clone-sitting too! Still am in fact.
So averaging yours and multiplying by cores gives:
9308 21504
And mine:
6360 14256
So mine's roughly equal to three of your cores. <g>
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TTFN,
Shaun.