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I'm fairly new to DC, but should i have hyperthreading on or off when crunching? | |
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In life there are many truths. | |
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In life there are many truths. lol, ok thx ____________ | |
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One thing to consider, if the computer is a laptop with a p4 intel chip, you may get overheating problems. My fastest cruncher is a laptop, when I turn on HT, it gets way too hot, and the fan screams all the time. I leave it off. Just my opinion. :-) | |
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In life there are many truths. Hmmm... well i think HT turned OFF is actually faster on Rnhanced WUs. IMHO that's what i'be seen but you can prove me wrong one that one. ____________ Join BOINC United now! Auto eVB | Autoversicherung | |
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In life there are many truths. You would certainly know better than I! If you can publish a reference work unit then I could prove it for myself. Thanks. ____________ Boinc....Boinc....Boinc....Boinc.... | |
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[Over in Einstein, after initial skepticism, we have agreed that for some of akosf's wonderful optimized versions HT with both threads running Einstein is definitely less productive than the same host running Einstein with HT turned off for Prescott, Gallatin, and possibly other hosts. However, running HT under trux tx36 using the line: <priority_projects>Einstein@Home,SETI@Home</priority_projects> in truxoft_prefs.xml to force one Einstein and one SETI job at all times when work available continues to give wonderful enhanced productivity, even with akosf S41.07 (not the special HT version) and SETI enhanced 4.12 (crunch3r version). So if you like both projects, and don't mind a fixed 50/50 resource allocation (using the priority projects mechanism causes the preferences resource allocation to be ignored, I think) this is a highly productive move. ____________ | |
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