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[QUOTE=S485122;118203]The credit FFT sizes are based on non SSE2 processors, they are a bit higher : cross over to 2560KB at 40250000, while in the program you find the cross over at 39500000.
Jacob[/QUOTE] Thx for the explanation. So people will feel their machines a little bit "slow down" (adding fewer P90 years) as they crunching in between 39500000 and 40250000 :squash: |
[quote=nngs;118241]Thx for the explanation.
So people will feel their machines a little bit "slow down" (adding fewer P90 years) as they crunching in between 39500000 and 40250000 :squash:[/quote] Yes. Best not to publicize this, or even more people will abandon exponents in this range than are are doing so already:smile: |
[QUOTE=davieddy;118430]Yes. Best not to publicize this, or even more people will abandon
exponents in this range than are are doing so already:smile:[/QUOTE] What if M45 in that region? :wink::wink: |
[QUOTE=davieddy;118430]Yes. Best not to publicize this, or even more people will abandon
exponents in this range than are are doing so already:smile:[/QUOTE] I'll get to them...eventually...=]. So one would be better off putting exponents in the range 39.5M-40.25M on an older CPU that doesn't have SSE2 (in terms of maximizing throughput)? |
[quote=Kevin;118488]
So one would be better off putting exponents in the range 39.5M-40.25M on an older CPU that doesn't have SSE2 (in terms of maximizing throughput)?[/quote] Yes. That would make the best of GIMPS resources, and result in credit where it's due. |
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