hello friends

the question is to you...witch app works better with ivy sse3, 3S, 4,1/4,2 ?

maybe one have the answer before i install the wrong.

i read sse3 works best but is it with ivy the same?

thanks for help

greetings from germany

ralf

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Boinc runs here on:
Intel i7-3770K + IntelHD4000
Android-Stick-ARM-Cotex-A17
Sony-Z5C-ARM-Cortex-A53/A57
Nvidia GT-630 / Nvidia GTX-750Ti

Most likely the same as SandyBridge, so SSE3

Why not test each app yourself, Lunatics has the Knabench 2.08 program and shortened MB test Wu's in their Test and Benchmark Tools section,
just add a reference app (normally the Stock 6.03 CPU app and libfftw3f-3-1-1a_upx.dll) to the reference folder,
the all the apps you want to test to the science apps folder, (you can right click on the 64bit 0.40 installer and extract all the apps to a folder, do the same with the 32bit 0.40 Installer too)
then put just the PG**** test Wu's in the TestWUs folder, Double click MBbench208.cmd to run the Bench.

Claggy

Once you're run the Bench, please post the results of the Quick timetable (Bench results are stored in the Testdata directory)

Claggy

Once you're run the Bench, please post the results of the Quick timetable (Bench results are stored in the Testdata directory)

Claggy

Could you please somewhere on Lunatics download page make a note that these tests (apparently) aren't for Linux?! (although .cmd is a big clue ;) TIA

SSE3 is what I'm running. On my machine, 3770K, it appears to be a tad bit faster than 4.1 etc.

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Traveling through space at ~67,000mph!

Once you're run the Bench, please post the results of the Quick timetable (Bench results are stored in the Testdata directory)

Claggy

Could you please somewhere on Lunatics download page make a note that these tests (apparently) aren't for Linux?! (although .cmd is a big clue ;) TIA

There is a bench program for Linux, just not in a public accessible area of the site. Let me check with Urs if he has any complaints against releasing to the general public.

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Ivy Bridge is just a shrunken Sandy Bridge. There has to be a lot of experience out there with Sandy Bridge. Use that.

thanx for all your help

i have now installed the SSE3 version.

this pc is in my livingroom.
it is my all in one...for TV, Security-Camerasoftware with 3 IP-Camera, to watch Movies and play sometimes games

for tv and movies i use the IGP with two displays one 24'' and one 50''

the nvidia-gt240 running at this moment only bonic.
there is a software from lucidlogix that allow if i want play a game i can switch with this software from IGP to the nvida, but i have not tried it for games, only to test it work or not...aquamark3 switch to nvidia so it should work for other programs too.

the cpu run @3000mhz with a vcore offset 0,100v and 6cores boinc + tv + camerasoftware and nvidia-gt240@seti the pc uses 117W...that is ok for me ;)

greetings
ralf

edit: hmmm...29 minutes for the gt240 looks a little slow with lunatics app :(

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Boinc runs here on:
Intel i7-3770K + IntelHD4000
Android-Stick-ARM-Cotex-A17
Sony-Z5C-ARM-Cortex-A53/A57
Nvidia GT-630 / Nvidia GTX-750Ti

thanx for all your help

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edit: hmmm...29 minutes for the gt240 looks a little slow with lunatics app :(

Here's my GT240: http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/show_host_detail.php?hostid=5542161

1600 - 1800 seconds seems to be the "average" for me. BTW it's using the x38g version because it gives the GPU priority for using the CPU cycles. The Celeron is crunching but it's main task is to feed the GPU.

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the task with 29min is 6.08(cuda)

in some hours the gpu running 6.10(cuda_fermi)

if the first three tasks is ready i post the times
hope this 6.10(cuda_fermi) need not more time

greetings
ralf

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Boinc runs here on:
Intel i7-3770K + IntelHD4000
Android-Stick-ARM-Cotex-A17
Sony-Z5C-ARM-Cortex-A53/A57
Nvidia GT-630 / Nvidia GTX-750Ti

Once you're run the Bench, please post the results of the Quick timetable (Bench results are stored in the Testdata directory)

Claggy

Could you please somewhere on Lunatics download page make a note that these tests (apparently) aren't for Linux?! (although .cmd is a big clue ;) TIA

Thanks, that was definitely unclear. I've retitled the platform specific test bench downloads with a leading Windows, Linux, etc.

                                                                   Joe

Once you're run the Bench, please post the results of the Quick timetable (Bench results are stored in the Testdata directory)

Claggy

Could you please somewhere on Lunatics download page make a note that these tests (apparently) aren't for Linux?! (although .cmd is a big clue ;) TIA

There is a bench program for Linux, just not in a public accessible area of the site. Let me check with Urs if he has any complaints against releasing to the general public.

Never mind, I found them where I put them on my site.

http://www.arkayn.us/forum/index.php?board=9.0

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ok the 6.10(cuda_fermi) need also 29min. ;)

monday i test connect a second nvida in a free pci-e slot.
it is not a gt240 but maybe it work...if i dont use it for games so maybe i dont need that sli-bridge...this cards have no connector.
maybe it work

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Boinc runs here on:
Intel i7-3770K + IntelHD4000
Android-Stick-ARM-Cotex-A17
Sony-Z5C-ARM-Cortex-A53/A57
Nvidia GT-630 / Nvidia GTX-750Ti