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SETI MB CUDA for Linux
riofl:
thanks guys! that makes life considerably easier :)
riofl:
whoah gona have to read up on this 6.10.30 version... i set it for my normal 10 days to allow it to fill the cache before i set it back to 5 days and before i realized it it filled me with more than 3000 workunits.. 2200 of them on gpu! thankfully 1500 of them are vhars so they will go very quickly.. to help i took them off the cpu and put them on the gpus to get them outta here quickly and get the count down to something a bit more sensible. unless it is smart enough now to realize the vhars take so litlle time it loaded me up with things... at the rate they are going i dont see a log jam really, it should be ok but just the initial number alarmed me.
sunu:
--- Quote from: riofl on 01 Feb 2010, 11:01:20 pm --- it it filled me with more than 3000 workunits..
--- End quote ---
My cache hovers around 6500 workunits ;D
riofl:
cant get a handle on the methods of scoring...
a few days ago i made a few hardware changes concerning the cpu cooler and case air flow and then upped the processor to 3.51ghz which it appears quite happy at. 3 hrs of prime95 small fft and option 3 torture test (blend) passed every test and the prime95 benchmarks show a definite improvement over 3.3ghz. i upped the cpu VCore to 1.35v by the bios but sensors report it closer to 1.34. appears quite stable. time will tell.
anyway, my times per workunit completion are noticably shorter, yet my scores for this machine have dropped from 18.6k to 17.5k and my pending credit jumped from 89k to 105k! is this an indication boinc isnt happy with the changes to this system?
riofl:
i also noticed i have some pending credits still sitting there from last november!
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