LinX - A simple Linpack interface

[Dua|ist]

OC_Newbee
I think I've fixed that bug on Vista64 with max mem option.

As reward for your patience LinX now can be resized vertically for more test results to fit on the screen (thought it might be useful for screenshot purposes).
Something like that:


Full archive link: LinX 0.4.8.2

[OC_Newbee]

OC_Newbee
I think I've fixed that bug on Vista64 with max mem option.

As reward for your patience LinX now can be resized vertically for more test results to fit on the screen (thought it might be useful for screenshot purposes).
Something like that:


Full archive link: LinX 0.4.8.2

You are awesome! again fast service as usual. Thank you very much.

[dnottis]

OC_Newbee
I think I've fixed that bug on Vista64 with max mem option.

As reward for your patience LinX now can be resized vertically for more test results to fit on the screen (thought it might be useful for screenshot purposes).
Something like that:


Full archive link: LinX 0.4.8.2

Nice - great work. So just wondering what would you suggest would be a good amount of runs to prove stability? I've just been running 3 passes right now and its a pretty good indicator of prime stabilty.

[Dua|ist]

Nice - great work. So just wondering what would you suggest would be a good amount of runs to prove stability? I've just been running 3 passes right now and its a pretty good indicator of prime stabilty.

Well, I usually start with 5000-6000 problem size, say 15-20 passes, just to see if there's any chance for CPU to be stable at that frequency. If it passes OK then 10000 or maybe maximum memory (about 14K on my 2GBs) for 20-30 times. For me it's good enough to call it rock stable (CPU-wise at least). Some people prefer something like 100-200 Linpack passes at maximum possible memory though. It's a matter of taste I guess.

[OC_Newbee]

Well, I usually start with 5000-6000 problem size, say 15-20 passes, just to see if there's any chance for CPU to be stable at that frequency. If it passes OK then 10000 or maybe maximum memory (about 14K on my 2GBs) for 20-30 times. For me it's good enough to call it rock stable (CPU-wise at least). Some people prefer something like 100-200 Linpack passes at maximum possible memory though. It's a matter of taste I guess.

Same here 20-30 pass plus maximum memory available. Some time to get windows to release the maximum memory available I run a short 1-2 pass for about two rotation before proceed to 20-30 pass, this way linX will use at least 3000mb or more (utilize 95-98% of memory) of 4 gig.