I have a Pentium D that has SSE3 and several AMD machines. Let me know what I can do to help.
Ok. Here are the steps:
- download patch file
- stop boinc
- copy patch file ( and patcher ) to the project directory
- do patching ( run patcher with the data file as a parameter )
- start boinc
- do some wus
- give me a report about the results ( valid, invalid, zero credit, etc... )
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This patch doesn't have any improvement, but we can check the procedure.
Are you sure?! Just gone throught it all and it seems it going 00.002%per/second instead of the 00.001%per/sec it was doing before. Estimated to completion is dropping at 2sec per sec too? nice for something that doesn't have any improvements :-)
Real test is for errors though as you say. Any way to check the patcher has done it's job?
This patch doesn't have any improvement, but we can check the procedure.
Are you sure?! Just gone throught it all and it seems it going 00.002%per/second instead of the 00.001%per/sec it was doing before. Estimated to completion is dropping at 2sec per sec too? nice for something that doesn't have any improvements :-)
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Real test is for errors though as you say. Any way to check the patcher has done it's job?
S5T0000 has a 4956 byte length rebuilded SSE hot loop. We are testing the patcher, the recompiled hot loop and the whole test too.
edit: We will optimize this hot loop. The CPU spends the 99% of the time here.
Something is happening thanks, could it be true that is speeding up einstein, in that case great, is it possible too test this patch on my A64 that only have SSE2 capable.
Something is happening thanks, could it be true that is speeding up einstein, in that case great, is it possible too test this patch on my A64 that only have SSE2 capable.
It seems to run on all cpus capable of SSE.
Tested it on a dual P3 and it seems to be working ;)
RE: I have a Pentium D that
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Ok. Here are the steps:
- download patch file
- stop boinc
- copy patch file ( and patcher ) to the project directory
- do patching ( run patcher with the data file as a parameter )
- start boinc
- do some wus
- give me a report about the results ( valid, invalid, zero credit, etc... )
Here is the first patch file: S5T0000.DAT
This patch doesn't have any improvement, but we can check the procedure.
Again you can use my computer
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Again you can use my computer towards your efforts.
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deleted email-not needed, :)
RE: ... This patch doesn't
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Are you sure?! Just gone throught it all and it seems it going 00.002%per/second instead of the 00.001%per/sec it was doing before. Estimated to completion is dropping at 2sec per sec too? nice for something that doesn't have any improvements :-)
Real test is for errors though as you say. Any way to check the patcher has done it's job?
Running now. Have a bunch of
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Running now. Have a bunch of the short wu's, so I should be able to give you a report in a few hours.
Hi Akos, seems to be
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Hi Akos,
seems to be working ;)
Don't know what you did but i noticed the same as pepperammi.
result
P.S.
I patched the einstein app. and restarted boinc at 98% done.
Result is valid though.
RE: RE: This patch
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:-))
S5T0000 has a 4956 byte length rebuilded SSE hot loop. We are testing the patcher, the recompiled hot loop and the whole test too.
edit: We will optimize this hot loop. The CPU spends the 99% of the time here.
Something is happening
)
Something is happening thanks, could it be true that is speeding up einstein, in that case great, is it possible too test this patch on my A64 that only have SSE2 capable.
RE: Something is happening
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It seems to run on all cpus capable of SSE.
Tested it on a dual P3 and it seems to be working ;)
S5T0001 - eliminated
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S5T0001
- eliminated double jumps
RE: S5T0001 - eliminated
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so should we stop again and update now or wait?