Barcelona appears on SETI

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http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/show_...hostid=3773162

Analyzing work unit IDs
http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/worku...wuid=155019947
Here, 8 1.9GHz K10s take ~twice as long as 2 2.66GHz Core 2s.

http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/worku...wuid=155285917
8 1.9ghz k10s are a very bit faster than 2 2.2ghz k8s

http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/worku...wuid=155286077
here, reverse, k10s a bit slower.

Quite strange. So I take it Barcelona isn't a SETI monster and that SETI doesn't care for cores.

[JAWS]

cool thanks for the links

[Don_Dan]

I think the links are not working any more, because everytime I click on them, I get an "unable to handle request" error. That's sad because I'm interested in the power of these CPUs. Does anyone have new and/or working links?



OT: *wave* @ JAWS!

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http://setiathome.berkeley.edu//foru...ap=true#651457

http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/worku...wuid=162484226
Here's a random result, 2 1.86GHz Conroe cores beats 8 2GHz K10, about 3x as fast.

[twilyth]

Anyone know what the SETI client apps do in terms of types of calculations. What I mean is, are they floating point or integer intensive?

What I'd really like to see is how an oc'd Opteron 23xx does on a WCG (drug discovery, not climate) work unit when boinc manager is running only WCG client apps.

[Newblar]

must realize that there are optimized apps for those c2ds
no optimized apps for k10 though