WU : PG0009_v7.wu 
MB8_win_x86_SSE2_OpenCL_ATi_HD5_r3472.exe  :
  Elapsed 1173.279 secs 
      CPU 195.828 secs 
setiathome_8.12_windows_intelx86__opencl_ati5_sah.exe  :
  Elapsed 1740.647 secs 
      CPU 304.810 secs 

executable name and its link inside aistub are the same or different?
[If I will go to auto-creation of archive the rev number will be the last, just as in this build]

starting PC_find_pulse_partial_kernel_cl, pass 3; PulsePoTLen=32768, deltaP3=547, NDRange={8,1,64}, WG={8,1,8},single_period_size=1.3MB, WG num=8, CU num=2
Partial PulseFind_3 (before buffer read): Awaited 36 iterations for completion
Kernel PULSE_PARTIAL execution time: 537.014(ms); min=537.014(ms); max=537.014(ms); mean=537.014(ms); sleep=1(ms); delta=547; Niterations=1

starting PC_find_pulse_partial_kernel_cl, pass 3; PulsePoTLen=16384, deltaP3=273, NDRange={16,1,32}, WG={16,1,4},single_period_size=1.3MB, WG num=8, CU num=2
Partial PulseFind_3 (before buffer read): Awaited 19 iterations for completion
Kernel PULSE_PARTIAL execution time: 279.959(ms); min=279.959(ms); max=279.959(ms); mean=279.959(ms); sleep=1(ms); delta=273; Niterations=1

starting PC_find_pulse_partial_kernel_cl, pass 3; PulsePoTLen=16384, deltaP3=272, NDRange={16,1,32}, WG={16,1,4},single_period_size=1.3MB, WG num=8, CU num=2
Partial PulseFind_3 (before buffer read): Awaited 18 iterations for completion
Kernel PULSE_PARTIAL execution time: 254.941(ms); min=254.941(ms); max=279.959(ms); mean=267.45(ms); sleep=1(ms); delta=272; Niterations=2

It's "verbose" one so don't expect amazing performance from it but it can tell you smth new about your system.

It's "verbose" one so don't expect amazing performance from it but it can tell you smth new about your system.

If that makes it slow, would it not also affect the figures, it is supposed to report?

thanks. Soon will be more modern NV build (like AMD Hd5 one I posted recently) to explore. Look prev post how to manage that testing.

EDIT: unfortunately, your links require Dropbox login. Make them public ones.

$path="stderr.txt"; 
$results="times_iterations.txt";

open (RES, ">".$results);
                                   
open (IN, $path);  
while (<IN>) {    
		if(/Partial PulseFind_3(.*)Awaited (\d+) iterations/){
			@iterations=(@iterations,$2);
		}
		if(/Kernel PULSE_PARTIAL execution time: (\d+\.\d+)/ || /Kernel PULSE_PARTIAL execution time: (\d+)/ ){
			@exec_time=(@exec_time,$1);
		}
}
print RES "excec_time\titerations\n";

foreach $iter (@iterations){
	print RES $exec_time[$i]."\t".$iterations[$i]."\n";
	$i++;
}      

Here is NV sibling of posted earlier HD5 ATi build.
https://cloud.mail.ru/public/HUAE/soM11FDVh

Please look this post for info what to do with it.

So far I found that on my C-60 changing -use_sleep_ex N from 1 to 4 including almost doesn't change real sleep time. It remains ~15ms.

How it will react on CPU load and priority change - to be explored.

P.S. here is small Perl script for relevant data extraction from stderr.txt:

$path="stderr.txt"; 
$results="times_iterations.txt";

open (RES, ">".$results);
                                   
open (IN, $path);  



while (<IN>) {    
		if(/Partial PulseFind_3(.*)Awaited (\d+) iterations/){
			@iterations=(@iterations,$2);
		}
		if(/Kernel PULSE_PARTIAL execution time: (\d+\.\d+)/ || /Kernel PULSE_PARTIAL execution time: (\d+)/ ){
			@exec_time=(@exec_time,$1);
		}
}
print RES "excec_time\titerations\n";

foreach $iter (@iterations){
	print RES $exec_time[$i]."\t".$iterations[$i]."\n";
	$i++;
}      

Here is NV sibling of posted earlier HD5 ATi build.
https://cloud.mail.ru/public/HUAE/soM11FDVh

Please look this post for info what to do with it.

So far I found that on my C-60 changing -use_sleep_ex N from 1 to 4 including almost doesn't change real sleep time. It remains ~15ms.

How it will react on CPU load and priority change - to be explored.

P.S. here is small Perl script for relevant data extraction from stderr.txt:

$path="stderr.txt"; 
$results="times_iterations.txt";

open (RES, ">".$results);
                                   
open (IN, $path);  
while (<IN>) {    
		if(/Partial PulseFind_3(.*)Awaited (\d+) iterations/){
			@iterations=(@iterations,$2);
		}
		if(/Kernel PULSE_PARTIAL execution time: (\d+\.\d+)/ || /Kernel PULSE_PARTIAL execution time: (\d+)/ ){
			@exec_time=(@exec_time,$1);
		}
}
print RES "excec_time\titerations\n";

foreach $iter (@iterations){
	print RES $exec_time[$i]."\t".$iterations[$i]."\n";
	$i++;
}      

. . I can change back to SoG with 0.45 installer Beta(3) but how do I make it use this app instead of the included r3472? And where do I add the script file?

     I can change back to SoG with 0.45 installer Beta(3) but how do I make it use this app instead of the included r3472?

     I can change back to SoG with 0.45 installer Beta(3) but how do I make it use this app instead of the included r3472?

Copy the files from the new package to SETI@home directory (<BOINC_Data>\projects\setiathome.berkeley.edu\)      (probably you can skip the .dll files - they should be the same)
Edit app_info.xml with Notepad

Global replace (Ctrl+Home Ctrl+H) the old .exe name by the new MB8_win_x86_SSE3_OpenCL_NV_r3475.exe
Global replace (Ctrl+Home Ctrl+H) the old MultiBeam_Kernels_rXXXX.cl name by the new MultiBeam_Kernels_r3475.cl

(Don't type anything, only use Copy/Paste from real filenames to avoid mistakes.)

Save the edited app_info.xml
Restart BOINC

. . Thanks muchly for that help BilBg

P.S.
Don't use the included MB8_win_x86_SSE3_OpenCL_NV.aistub since it have only:
<version_num>800</version_num>

$path="stderr.txt"; 
$results="times_iterations.txt";

open (RES, ">".$results);
                                   
open (IN, $path);  
print RES "exec_time\titerations\n";

while (<IN>) {    
		if(/Partial PulseFind_3(.*)Awaited (\d+) iterations/){
			$iter=$2;
		}
		else{ if(/Kernel PULSE_PARTIAL execution time: (\d+\.\d+)/ || /Kernel PULSE_PARTIAL execution time: (\d+)/ ){
			print RES $1."\t".$iter."\n";
		}}
}