Q9450 @ 3ghz, Ubuntu 8.04 64 bit, BOINC 5.10.45, 171 seconds

Q9450 @ 3ghz, Ubuntu 8.04 64 bit, BOINC 5.10.45, 171 seconds

Down to 161 seconds with a little more clock speed. 3.2ghz now.

Xeon X3350 @ 3.5ghz, DDR2/800@436MHz Ubuntu 8.04 64 bit, BOINC 5.10.45, approx. 142 seconds

Hope to get some DDR2/1066 soon to push it a little harder!

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Just to revive the thread, I added an AMD X2 4800 pushed to 3.2 on a DFI board. Best completion time is 198. Anybody got an Intel dual core that can match this?

Too bad I have to shut it down, as I will try to get through the summer running three Quads. I can't afford to cool me and the whole farm. Lets go Aussies, take advantage of that fine winter weather down under.

I recently fired up a Phenom 9750 95 watt rig. It takes very little overclock to
finish a 20 pack ahead of the server turnaround.

AMD makes some Monsta distributed computing chips.

Regards-Voltron

Xeon X3350 @ 3.6 GHz, DDR2/1066 at 900MHz (4-4-4-12). 64bit Ubuntu Hardy

Down to 129-130 seconds now.

Doesn't beat the 7.7 seconds on the X5365 mentioned in the previous post but I think that one is probably mis-reporting the CPU time.

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What kind of completion times would you Linux boys get if you weren't using a opptimizied app? :P
Makes Windows look like a dozer.

[evil grin]You sould all get 2.03 credits per w/u, with times like that. HA-HA-HA[/evil grin]

Stefan

[quote]What kind of completion times would you Linux boys get if you weren't using a opptimizied app? [quote]

I have two rigs that can dual boot Hardy x64 or Vista 32 bit. The only thing I use Vista for is "Windows Update". Why run bloatware when you you have 64 bit Linux?

Regards-Voltron

So sold my old 4200+ to a client and decided to build a budget cruncher on the idea of performance/dollar. I based it on a 5000+ Black Edition proc. I must say this is the coolest processor I have ever owned.
Just got it crunching and am pretty impressed so far. Here is what I have come up with:

Athlon 64 X2 5000+ BE $82
JetWay JM26GT3-SVP $40
Sunbeam PSU-BKS580-US 580W $21
x2 WINTEC 512MB PC2 4200 DDR2 $20
(Actually I am running two kingston cards purchased office max for $20. The above link was the closest I could find on newegg. They have the same timmings and specs)

OK, so that is my new headless cruncher...Let's see, less shipping that comes out to a total system cost of $163. *big grin*
After a little tweaking and 24 hours of stress testing she is doing milkyway units in 194-195sec. I am starting out a bit conservative with the OC and clocked at 3.2Ghz right now. I am seriously impressed with the new chip and have no doubt it still has some decent headroom. I almost guarantee the ram is the limiting factor and one could get higher clocks with a more aggresive FSB.

Anyway, here's the link to this host hostid=14760

Hope this is of any value to someone. Peace!
Keep on crunchin'

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AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 5600+ [x86 Family 15 Model 67 Stepping 3] 317-320 sec Stock Vista

Have 4 more to look at will get back This is very intresting. Thanks Paintman1

Try to state it in seconds with operating system and Boinc version and cpu(with ock)...

Mine is a 3.21GHz AMD x2 6000+
Win XP SP3
BOINC Ver.5.10.45...
-282 secs

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My 1 Box is spitting them out in 126-127 Seconds with a Q9450 running @ 3.66 Ghz & Linux 64-Bit OS & BOINC Client v5.10.45 for x86_64-pc-linux-gnu ... :)