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How much CPU cache milkyway@home cpu tasks occupy?
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Send message Joined: 22 Feb 22 Posts: 4 Credit: 6,070,693 RAC: 49,789 |
Hi, i have couple of low cache + high core count CPUs. Was wondering, how much CPU cache each task use, to better utilize my setup Br, biini |
Send message Joined: 28 Apr 11 Posts: 36 Credit: 283,587,354 RAC: 14 |
I can't see from HWiNFO 64 (as of yet) how much L1 and L2 cache's are being utilized. Generally tasks are high cpu and low memory so I'm guessing that includes the cache memory. The most important change to make is to run one task per core and not MT. |
Send message Joined: 22 Feb 22 Posts: 4 Credit: 6,070,693 RAC: 49,789 |
Thanks Keith, I just disabled MT on the project. Was wondering if my Xeons have enough L3 to go single core, since they only have 1.365MB cache per core |
Send message Joined: 22 Feb 22 Posts: 4 Credit: 6,070,693 RAC: 49,789 |
Have to take a closer look.. for some reason the machine is running only 4WUs when using only single thread |
Send message Joined: 19 Jul 10 Posts: 624 Credit: 19,297,971 RAC: 2,484 |
Have to take a closer look.. for some reason the machine is running only 4WUs when using only single threadHave you set "Max # of simultaneous MilkyWay@home tasks" to 4 perhaps? If yes, change it to no limit or at least something like 2x the number of cores. |
Send message Joined: 22 Feb 22 Posts: 4 Credit: 6,070,693 RAC: 49,789 |
Max # of simultaneous MilkyWay@home tasks is set to 12 |
Send message Joined: 19 Jul 10 Posts: 624 Credit: 19,297,971 RAC: 2,484 |
Than something else is stopping BOINC from running more tasks, check your computing preferences. Since your computers are hidden, I've no idea even how many cores/threads your computers have. |
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