Seams to work but very slow on AMD\\Windows, 87% after 20 hours, seams that Einstein is an Intel aplication.
The workunits for Einstein@Home come in different size, some can take as much as twice as much time to complete as others. Usually your PC will crunch several workunits of the same "size" in a row before it gets a workunit of a different size. From what I can see, it seems that you recently got a new (bigger) type of workunit which is longer than the previous ones, so you can't directly compare the speed. Once credit is granted to your result, you can compare the quotient (credits/cpu seconds spend) however for this and earlier results, that will give an idea about relative performance of the apps.
The AMD handicap for Windows PCs is solved for E@H, I'm sure your PC runs quite well compared to Intel PCs.
Thank you Bikeman, my err, it actually was bigger. When I compare the cred's it is actually no difference at all compared with the older apps, not much of a improvement ;).
RE: Seams to work but very
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The workunits for Einstein@Home come in different size, some can take as much as twice as much time to complete as others. Usually your PC will crunch several workunits of the same "size" in a row before it gets a workunit of a different size. From what I can see, it seems that you recently got a new (bigger) type of workunit which is longer than the previous ones, so you can't directly compare the speed. Once credit is granted to your result, you can compare the quotient (credits/cpu seconds spend) however for this and earlier results, that will give an idea about relative performance of the apps.
The AMD handicap for Windows PCs is solved for E@H, I'm sure your PC runs quite well compared to Intel PCs.
Happy crunching
BRM
Thank you Bikeman, my err, it
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Thank you Bikeman, my err, it actually was bigger. When I compare the cred's it is actually no difference at all compared with the older apps, not much of a improvement ;).