greatest wu output?

lonewolf1983 · Jun 23, 2002

ok, heres my options

1. my duron [email protected]
and a dual celeron 300@450's

2.duron [email protected]
and a duron 1ghz

3.p4 1.6a overclocked to max with DDR

which will produce the most wu's

racecar12 · Jun 23, 2002

My guess in #3

Greg M · Jun 23, 2002

If you could average 4 hours/WU with 2 PC's (2hour average each since they are parallel), option #3 would have to average 2 hours/WU.

I'm not familiar with the Durons, so the devil is in the details.

jdmcnudgent · Jun 23, 2002

i would say #3.

my 1.6a at 2400 really cranks em out.

KenCo · Jun 23, 2002

I think either of those first two setups could get you 9 or 10 units a day if you got them set up optimally. My Duron will turn out 5 units a day at 1.25GHz. I think the Celerons at 450 would give you 2 units a day each, maybe a bit more. The PIV 1.6a will probably only get you 7 to 8 average.

mikester · Jun 23, 2002

if you left the 1.6A on 24/7 with say a 150 FSB overclock, then it would be the biggest producer by far. plus, your avg. time would be wicked low...

lonewolf1983 · Jun 23, 2002

8.33 a day for my current duron and cellies
10.1 for 2 durons
about 8 for a p4 per day?

these are my estimates so far
i think the 2 durons would be fastest overall

TC · Jun 23, 2002

Well I've got an unlocked morgan running 1.3 with the bus cranked up to 160, ram @ cas2 with all turbo timings, and it averages about 4 hrs 5 mins according to seti queue. I also have a 1.6A overclocked to 2300 on a TH7II (talking rdram here not DDR) and it's averaging 2 hrs 50 mins on seti queue. Going on that the duron is about 1 hr and 15 mins slower on average. Of course a P4 with DDR is going to be at least 15 mins slower.

KenCo · Jun 23, 2002

lonewolf1983 said:
8.33 a day for my current duron and cellies
10.1 for 2 durons
about 8 for a p4 per day?

these are my estimates so far
i think the 2 durons would be fastest overall

I would tend to agree with you. Yes, I think 8 per day at best with the p4 using DDR.

jstutman · Jun 23, 2002

is 6 a day for a 1.4 t-bird good or low??

rogerdugans · Jun 23, 2002

I would think the fastest overall would be #2...
but the P4 would be just one rig, use less juice and give you killer wu times.

And leave you room for another cruncher when $$$ allows

racecar12 · Jun 23, 2002

jstutman said:
is 6 a day for a 1.4 t-bird good or low??

That is good

rogerdugans · Jun 23, 2002

jstutman said:
is 6 a day for a 1.4 t-bird good or low??

Missed that one

Very good! I have a 1000@1333 (temps brought it down from 1400) that is around 5.5 hours per.
6 a day is XP territory! Is that thing running at 1400, or oc'd?

jstutman · Jun 23, 2002

the 1.4 is o/c its at 1524 but something inside the rig does not like a higher fsb i cant go over 145. let me knwo what those 2 buttons are to push to get a screenshot, and i will attach an image of wcpuid.

jstutman · Jun 23, 2002

heres the wcpuid picture

Yodums · Jun 23, 2002

Option Number Two.

A Duron Morgan can do WUs in high 3hours if you tweak the FSB correctly w/ timings.

A P4 does like 2:40 a WU so 8 a day sounds good. While when the P4 is done 1 and something WU the Morgans are done 2 already, so double.

Yodums

jdmcnudgent · Jun 23, 2002

hows this?

Greg M · Jun 23, 2002

jdmcnudgent, what is the AR on that WU?

jdmcnudgent · Jun 23, 2002

Greg M said:
jdmcnudgent, what is the AR on that WU?

what is AR?

Greg M · Jun 24, 2002

Select the Work Unit info in SETISpy and it will show you what the AR is. It stands for Angle Range.

WU times vary by the AR of the WU. Showing a completion time without the AR is meaningless. It could be a 0, which would be impressive, or a 14.xxx, which would not.

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