Its finnally here - Post your scores

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Okay, Ihave written a heavy program that uses Avagadros Equation and uses the cpu to calculate it. This program will tell you how long it takes to calculate it.

A P4 2.4ghz usually takes 50 seconds and a 2.3ghz AMD takes around 60 seconds.

Program can be downloaded at http://home.earthlink.net/~eckyx3/data/Avagadro.exe

Please post your seconds and your system specs.

 

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Hmm, i get ~28 seconds. That any good? Right now im at 200x10.

 

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hmm 28 seconds at 2ghz is AMAZING!! I really wanna see the scores on the tbreds and such

 

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28 seconds

 

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I pulled 25 seconds. The system in my sig is currently at 11.5x215 = 2478 (according to wcpuid).

 

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I'm sure this is obvious to most people, but running a program that is introduced by someone as their first post is a bit risky...

I'm not saying that there's anything wrong with this guy's program, but a bit of caution should be used.

Mark

 

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i noticed one thing.
when my temps were 40 celcius, it would take me 42 seconds.
when my temps were 32 celcius it would take me 36 seconds

 

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I scanned it with norton and its clean. Also I see no abnormal activity, I have all my ports carefuly monitored.

 

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33 secs
specs as sig

 

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Its not a virus. I wrote this to see what people were getting with avagardros equation

 

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P4's dont seem to do so well in this. Also, this thread seems popular. 11 replies in 2mins?

 

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27 seconds on rig as in sig below.

 

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I think there may be a few amd optomizations that arent used by intel processors. That could acount for the difference.

 

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Yes there is a few amd optimizations i found...ill fix it first thing in the morning tommorow.

 

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oh yeah, 24 seconds - check sig

 

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Hmm weird. Does it support SMP? I guess not 'cause multithreaded programming is damn hard (at least to me )

Well i got 35 secs running [email protected] .

MameXP,
AMD ownz!

 

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dang...took me 38 sec

 

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29 secs 2500 at 2.47

 

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Hmmmm,

The calculation only seems to load my CPU up to 50% load according to Windows task manager and it definatly ain't hyperthreaded according to the graphs. I gotta run two instances to get CPU load up to 100%, but, of course, that increases my times.

 

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180secs "3mins" haha that was on a PII350@433Mhz I'll try and test it on a 1.8ghz celly tomrrow.