Benchmark Estimate

Primeinator · 2009-06-09, 17:39

On the old homepage there used to be a link to the benchmark page where you could enter your CPU type and then the exponent you were testing and it would approximate the duration required for that LL. I think the current benchmark page operates in a similar fashion, but it does not give the range of exponents that I was wanting and estimate for. Is there another place/way that I can accomplish this? Thanks.

petrw1 · 2009-06-11, 02:35

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Originally Posted by Primeinator

On the old homepage there used to be a link to the benchmark page where you could enter your CPU type and then the exponent you were testing and it would approximate the duration required for that LL. I think the current benchmark page operates in a similar fashion, but it does not give the range of exponents that I was wanting and estimate for. Is there another place/way that I can accomplish this? Thanks.

James went one better and created this:
http://mersenne-aries.sili.net/credit.php

ET_ · 2009-06-11, 07:54

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Originally Posted by petrw1

James went one better and created this:
http://mersenne-aries.sili.net/credit.php

It only lacks estimates for ECM-F... (hint!)

Luigi

ckdo · 2009-06-11, 10:29

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Originally Posted by ET_

It only lacks estimates for ECM-F... (hint!)

Luigi

What do you think the "(or F [___])" box is for, again?

ET_ · 2009-06-11, 10:43

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Originally Posted by ckdo

What do you think the "(or F [___])" box is for, again?

It helps me gathering blunders, I guess...

Thank you for the indication.

Luigi

Primeinator · 2009-06-11, 15:56

Very impressive but I was looking for one that would give an estimate in days for a certain size exponent based upon my CPU.

sdbardwick · 2009-06-11, 18:21

Web archive benchmark page. Not all current processor types represented, but still useful for quick & rough approximations. Also, gives the formula for calculations, so building a spreadsheet for your own processor would be trivial.

Primeinator · 2009-06-11, 18:49

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Web archive benchmark page. Not all current processor types represented, but still useful for quick & rough approximations. Also, gives the formula for calculations, so building a spreadsheet for your own processor would be trivial.

Thank you very much! This is what I was looking for.

Uncwilly · 2009-06-11, 23:39

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Originally Posted by petrw1

James went one better and created this:
http://mersenne-aries.sili.net/credit.php

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Originally Posted by sdbardwick

Web archive benchmark page. Not all current processor types represented, but still useful for quick & rough approximations. Also, gives the formula for calculations, so building a spreadsheet for your own processor would be trivial.

Maybe James could bang one out for what was lost. He seems to have quite a skill for this.

2009-06-09, 17:39	#1
Primeinator "Kyle" Feb 2005 Somewhere near M52.. 3×5×61 Posts	Benchmark Estimate On the old homepage there used to be a link to the benchmark page where you could enter your CPU type and then the exponent you were testing and it would approximate the duration required for that LL. I think the current benchmark page operates in a similar fashion, but it does not give the range of exponents that I was wanting and estimate for. Is there another place/way that I can accomplish this? Thanks.

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2009-06-11, 15:56	#6
Primeinator "Kyle" Feb 2005 Somewhere near M52.. 3×5×61 Posts	Very impressive but I was looking for one that would give an estimate in days for a certain size exponent based upon my CPU.

2009-06-11, 18:21	#7
sdbardwick Aug 2002 North San Diego County 1255₈ Posts	Web archive benchmark page. Not all current processor types represented, but still useful for quick & rough approximations. Also, gives the formula for calculations, so building a spreadsheet for your own processor would be trivial.