How long does it take your computer to complete one workload from Seti? It takes my computer about 24 hours.

About 2 hours on average.

It depends on the Wu sometime they take a couple of minutes but on average about two hours. As a new member you will find some take a shorter period and some longer. What spec is your machine, mine is 2.9Ghz but my PIII took about 12 hrs. Hope this is of some use.

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that's very helpful. I've been running seti on my old laptop because it sits idle most of the day anyway. It's 700 mhz PIII. So, based on what you said, I guess about 18-24 hours is about right

My old Celeron coppermine 600Mhz clunker took about 20 hours. Yours appears to be in the same ballpark.

Two hours is about right for my PowerMac.

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You could take a look at this listing of cpu time needed to crunch a reference workunit.

(As a side note: by average the current workunits need some 20% less cpu-time in comparison to the reference workunit.)

Greetings,
Sander

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How long does it take your computer to complete one workload from Seti? It takes my computer about 24 hours.

1:45 for two WUs on my P4 3.2
1:15 for an WU on my Athlon64 3.200+
2:30 with my Athlon XP 2.500+

all with the optimized Client

http://www.marisan.nl/seti/

btw thanks at Tetsuji Maverick Rai, who make this possible.

Greetings from Germany NRW
Ulli

My P4 1500Mhz does about 2 1/2 WU's per day, when running 24/7.

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Hhmmm --

My Dell Gx110s put out 2-3 WUs a day each if allowed to run 24/7 on SETI alone. You might want to recheck your P4, cuz my machines are running slightly less than 1gig speed and 256meg RAM

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On average, approx 1 hr 30 mins per WU on a 2.6 Ghz AMD Opteron 252 (similar clockspeed to an Athlon64 FX-55) running 100% S@H.

Although that is on a standard Solaris 10 x86 client from Stefan Urbat's Site and I'm not sure how much optimisation has gone into it - so I don't know if that is confusing the list rather than confirming anything ...

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Hhmmm --

My Dell Gx110s put out 2-3 WUs a day each if allowed to run 24/7 on SETI alone. You might want to recheck your P4, cuz my machines are running slightly less than 1gig speed and 256meg RAM

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I am crunching CPDN as well... (20% CPDN, 80% SETI)

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I run a Xp3200 Athlon, 1.5 gig ram, average seti times are from 1 hour 40 minutes to 1:50 per work unit.

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that's very helpful. I've been running seti on my old laptop because it sits idle most of the day anyway. It's 700 mhz PIII. So, based on what you said, I guess about 18-24 hours is about right

Seems a little slow to me.
With both xp pro and suse 9.3 the standard seti app on my dual p3 700 with 512MB ecc reg sdram (running two units at a time) averaged about 13 hours per work unit. With an optimized app it's about 7.5 hours per unit (excluding a few extremely long and extremely short units).
When I ran xp and dual 400a celerons with 256MB unreg non-ecc sdram on this same computer work units took about 24 hours.

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that's very helpful. I've been running seti on my old laptop because it sits idle most of the day anyway. It's 700 mhz PIII. So, based on what you said, I guess about 18-24 hours is about right

Seems a little slow to me.
With both xp pro and suse 9.3 the standard seti app on my dual p3 700 with 512MB ecc reg sdram (running two units at a time) averaged about 13 hours per work unit. With an optimized app it's about 7.5 hours per unit (excluding a few extremely long and extremely short units).
When I ran xp and dual 400a celerons with 256MB unreg non-ecc sdram on this same computer work units took about 24 hours.

My Toshiba takes from 2 to 4 hours. My Dell takes about 4 or 5 because it is running 2 projects. They have a speed of 1.3hz and 1.5hz so not much difference there.

Ricky

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that's very helpful. I've been running seti on my old laptop because it sits idle most of the day anyway. It's 700 mhz PIII. So, based on what you said, I guess about 18-24 hours is about right

Seems a bit slow, my 800Mhz AMD Duron, 128MB RAM laptop takes around 7hrs with the optimised client, IIRC it was around 10 with the standard client.

AMD XP2800+, Linux 2.6.11, 1:50
Pentium-M, 1.4 GHz, XP-SP2, 1:53
Celeron-II, 400 MHz, Win 98 17:23

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It takes an average of 55.8 minutes per W/U on my AMD Athlon64-FX53 Socket 940 running at 2400MHz on ASUS SK8N with 1GIG Corsair DDR400 (2x512MB matched pair running dual channel mode, timings set at 2-3-2-6) with Tetsuji Maverick's optimized client. With standard v4.18 client, above system took an average of just over 2 hours per W/U. Happy crunching...

Regards, Daniel.

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It takes an average of 55.8 minutes per W/U on my AMD Athlon64-FX53 Socket 940 running at 2400MHz on ASUS SK8N with 1GIG Corsair DDR400 (2x512MB matched pair running dual channel mode, timings set at 2-3-2-6) with Tetsuji Maverick's optimized client. With standard v4.18 client, above system took an average of just over 2 hours per W/U. Happy crunching...

Regards, Daniel.

5600 seconds with optimised core
12000 seconds with standard core
p IV prescott lga775 2.8GHz running on one thread only and 1gbyte of dual channel DDR400

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1:20 for 2 WUs on 3.0Ghz Prescott OC'd to 4Ghz.

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How long does it take your computer to complete one workload from Seti? It takes my computer about 24 hours.

Takes me, on average, a little less than an hour to finish one WU. I'm running an AMD FX-55. Using optimized client.

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