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Updated GPU Requirements (Currently not supporting GPU tasks)
(Message 76925)
Posted 14 Feb 2024 by [TA]Assimilator1 Post: Good to hear, not really visited these forums in some years, so don't see what's going on currently. |
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Updated GPU Requirements (Currently not supporting GPU tasks)
(Message 76895)
Posted 8 Feb 2024 by [TA]Assimilator1 Post: Agreed. But are they even active? When I asked years ago about unpinning my older benchmarking thread and pinning a newer one, nothing happened and I didn't hear back from anyone :/ |
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New Benchmark Thread - times wanted for any hardware, CPU or GPU, old or new!
(Message 76894)
Posted 8 Feb 2024 by [TA]Assimilator1 Post: I don't know why you're asking in this thread, because as per the title it's about benchmarking times. I suggest you look for a thread with a similar subject to yours, or start a new one. |
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Updated GPU Requirements (Currently not supporting GPU tasks)
(Message 76213)
Posted 8 Jul 2023 by [TA]Assimilator1 Post: I believe he was referring to what hardware you have (or will have) and it's cost vs output. |
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New Benchmark Thread - times wanted for any hardware, CPU or GPU, old or new!
(Message 74104)
Posted 26 Aug 2022 by [TA]Assimilator1 Post: y'all quick check-out cpu stats for AMD Ryzen 5 3600 6-Core Processor [Family 23 Model 113 Stepping 0] 5,539.06 - GFLOPs/computer //averages cores 876.80 april has past but nice ? Huh? What do you mean by 'april has past but nice?' ? lol Anyway, seems to be a popular CPU! :) Not that makes it (or any consumer CPU) any good for crunching MW though. |
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All Milkyway@Home 1.02 tasks ending in computation error on HD6950.
(Message 74092)
Posted 21 Aug 2022 by [TA]Assimilator1 Post: Hi everyone, I am having a different problem with an ATI GPU. All Separations tasks fail with an SIGSEGV error. The details of the error and my machine can be found here https://milkyway.cs.rpi.edu/milkyway/result.php?resultid=421757752 I don't know why you're posting in this thread, like you said it's a different problem. You'd be better off starting your own (new) thread, you'll likely get more responses there too. |
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New Benchmark Thread - times wanted for any hardware, CPU or GPU, old or new!
(Message 74074)
Posted 17 Aug 2022 by [TA]Assimilator1 Post: I'm in a country on 2 grids, they switch a lot , so of course my pc crashes, I've lowered my overclock ALL CORE ryzen 9 5950x to You didn't mention power cuts earlier :p, that could explain it then! ;) |
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New Benchmark Thread - times wanted for any hardware, CPU or GPU, old or new!
(Message 74002)
Posted 24 Jul 2022 by [TA]Assimilator1 Post: Only once every 48hrs? That's quite a lot when you run DC, it hardly crash at all. Also an unstable machine could send more errored WUs. I use OCCT to stability test an o/ced CPU for 48hrs, then see if it can run Folding@H for 48 hrs (error free!), if it can it's good to go. That said, for the 1st time since 1998, I haven't bothered to o/c my current CPU! There's so little to be had. Btw Isn't the 4.9 GHz for just one core? |
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Where MilkyWay@home Was The Last Few Days
(Message 70802)
Posted 19 May 2021 by [TA]Assimilator1 Post: As of right now, we have only been told that it was a ransomware attack. We suspect that it was an attempt to encrypt RPI files and then charge RPI for the file's release. For more information, we recommend that you look at the official RPI statements on the attack (since that's about all that we know!) Thanks for the info, but what is RPI??? lol |
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All Milkyway@Home 1.02 tasks ending in computation error on HD6950.
(Message 70648)
Posted 3 Mar 2021 by [TA]Assimilator1 Post: Err, yea that was done in the past with the HD 6950 :p, it was newer drivers that broke support for MW. For a while an old cat version of AMD drivers kept them working, but eventually they became too old to be useful for much else. Anyway MW@H never bothered to address this issue or even try to communicate with us about it AFAIK. No idea if more recent drivers have fixed the problem, I don't suppose many people have HD 5800s or 6900s anymore. [edit] I was forgetting that the MW 1.02 app disappeared a long time ago! There's only the separation 1.46 for GPUs atm. |
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Updated GPU Requirements (Currently not supporting GPU tasks)
(Message 69852)
Posted 24 May 2020 by [TA]Assimilator1 Post: Mickey, Lol, you say mikey's post isn't clear, neither is yours :p. Btw running the GPU alone (along with 1 CPU core) can be enough to overheat the laptop, (from the GPU of course). Without specialist cooling, or a very well built laptop with good built in cooling anyway (if such a laptop exists). |
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Updated GPU Requirements (Currently not supporting GPU tasks)
(Message 69847)
Posted 22 May 2020 by [TA]Assimilator1 Post: Is there a reason why no one has created an app for Intel graphics. Seems like there are a lot of them out there to take advantage of. Very weak double precision performance, AFAIK. |
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New Benchmark Thread - times wanted for any hardware, CPU or GPU, old or new!
(Message 69800)
Posted 10 May 2020 by [TA]Assimilator1 Post: Nice one :) And I've been on earth for some while :D, but thanks anyway ;) |
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Updated GPU Requirements (Currently not supporting GPU tasks)
(Message 69799)
Posted 10 May 2020 by [TA]Assimilator1 Post: Nice one :). The AMD Radeon VII should work fine for MilkyWay GPU-Tasks with it´s high DP crunching power, but it´s not shown in the "Statistics" for GPU-models (neither Windows/Linux/Mac). Why? It has a more powerful DP than Tahiti, even the HD 7990! https://www.anandtech.com/show/13923/the-amd-radeon-vii-review/3 [edit] Lol, didn't realise your post was 1yr old! Well, better late than never answer! ;) |
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(Message 69640)
Posted 1 Apr 2020 by [TA]Assimilator1 Post: From August last year ;) Interesting information, some rapid times posted here with the Radeon VII & the Tesla V100! :D |
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New Benchmark Thread - times wanted for any hardware, CPU or GPU, old or new!
(Message 68960)
Posted 8 Aug 2019 by [TA]Assimilator1 Post: And which credit WUs are those?? ;) |
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Benchmark thread 1-2019 on - GPU & CPU times wanted for new WUs, old & new hardware!
(Message 68950)
Posted 4 Aug 2019 by [TA]Assimilator1 Post: Assimilator1 - What Bluestang said, and I've already covered that question in the op ;). tic toc Awesome card the Radeon VII! :D The 5700 XT looks interesting too, I'd forgotten it existed until you mentioned it! ;), will have have to read up about it. Jim 1348 I should look into under volting my RX 580, what do you use to test stability though? Times between different 227.xx credit WUs can vary a fair bit between them. Jstateson x5690 3.47ghz 1@RX-580 0.44 second per credit STATS Interesting stats site you use there, is the credit/s consistent over different credited WUs on the same machine? I have a feeling it doesn't, which would make those stats just a rough estimate unfortunately. Btw, that site isn't going to the 2nd decimal point. Btw, as you guys have probably noticed, the WU credit/type has changed again, atm it seems the 227.51 & .53 are the most common. This frequent change in WU type makes it impossible to collect stats over the longer term, so I am no longer posting stats tables. But feel free to carry on posting valid task WU times along with it's exact credit to compare amongst yourselves :). And thanks for the useful stats posted here so far :). |
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New Benchmark Thread - times wanted for any hardware, CPU or GPU, old or new!
(Message 68949)
Posted 4 Aug 2019 by [TA]Assimilator1 Post: Interesting information, some rapid times posted here with the Radeon VII & the Tesla V100! :D Btw, as you guys have probably noticed, the WU credit/type has changed again, atm it seems the 227.51 & .53 are the most common. This frequent change in WU type makes it impossible to collect stats over the longer term, so I am no longer posting stats tables. But feel free to carry on posting valid task WU times along with it's exact credit to compare amongst yourselves :). |
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New Benchmark Thread - times wanted for any hardware, CPU or GPU, old or new!
(Message 68163)
Posted 16 Feb 2019 by [TA]Assimilator1 Post: How are you limiting GPU time? What credit WUs were those? |
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New Benchmark Thread - times wanted for any hardware, CPU or GPU, old or new!
(Message 68086)
Posted 31 Jan 2019 by [TA]Assimilator1 Post: Yea over in the AnandTech thread we've noticed the 227.62 WUs have gone & been largely replaced by 227.1x WUs :/, not sure how they compare to the former time wise yet. Even so, 10s for a 227.1x WU seems bloody fast! :D |
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