seti times????

[mark_h]

sorry if its been asked before but wot sort of times are you getting a data unit of seti done in
my average is 31hours
also is it just dependant on cpu speed/memory

 

[Grizely1]

It's dependent on CPU. It only takes up about 15MB of memory.

31hours is WAY too fast. I am doing them in 4:30!!!!!

---------
Grass is a beautiful weed

 

[FatBurger]

31hours is WAY too fast. I am doing them in 4:30!!!!!

Don't you mean too slow?

------------------------------
My Athlon can beat your Ferrari off the line.

 

[Grizely1]

yeah thats it

---------
Grass is a beautiful weed

 

[peteb]

usually 4 1/2H on Athlon, 6 1/2H PIII and about 30H on PPro200

-* This Space For Rent *-
email for application details

 

[killall]

i get around 11 hours on my p3 550, but ive always got other things running... 30 hours on my p2 266

you do not strengthen the weak by weakening the strong

 

[mark_h]

jes 4.30 is that real time or reported time (if there different)???
i only have seti running as screen saver!!!
p.s
specs
abit kt7a
t bird 900@1050
128mb pc133@143
ibm 75gxp 45gig

surely i should be getting better times??

 

[peteb]

4.30 is actual time.

Thing to do - don't use the screensaver - it sucks. The CLI client will run about 10% faster.

My systems all run the CLI, which defaults to low priority and run 24x7. Best not to have any graphical screensaver enabled as they eat lots of cpu whilst systems are supposed to be sleeping...

-* This Space For Rent *-
email for application details

 

[igottaknife]

If I remember right the packets you recieve from SETI are of varying size and are not predictable in terms of completion time.

Your Signature Sucks

 

[peteb]

this is true, but there is infrequent variation. The majority of WUs I get seem to be in the 4.5H mark, a few at 5, a few at 4.

-* This Space For Rent *-
email for application details

 

[Stick_e_Mouse]

Mine's 00:02:15

<font color=blue>Your mouse moved. WINDOWS NT must restart for changes to take affect. Restart Now?[OK]</font color=blue>