Does benchmark ever end?

[JuanTutors]

What I was TRYING to do was add my results to the perpetual benchmark thread and the hardware benchmark thread for 100M exponents. I guess I did it wrong because this benchmark is producing about 4 lines per minute for the last 1.5 hours ... Should I let this benchmark run and then do the other benchmark? How do I do the other benchmark? Should I submit these results somewhere?

[Uncwilly]

Depending on the setting you chose for bench marking it can run quite a while.

What did you choose? You can kill it, if you desire, it won't hurt anything.

[JuanTutors]

Originally Posted by Uncwilly

Depending on the setting you chose for bench marking it can run quite a while.

What did you choose? You can kill it, if you desire, it won't hurt anything.

I chose throughput benchmark minimum and maximum fft default 2048 and 8192, 8 cores, checked benchmark hyperthreading, workers 1, 15 seconds, and checked off benchmark all fft implementations to find the best one for your machine. It's on 3072K right now. I don't care about the time if it'll HELP, either me or the rest of you. If not, I'd rather just kill it and do the right benchmark for the perpetual benchmark thread and for the 100M benchmark thread.

[JuanTutors]

Originally Posted by JuanTutors

I chose throughput benchmark minimum and maximum fft default 2048 and 8192, 8 cores, checked benchmark hyperthreading, workers 1, 15 seconds, and checked off benchmark all fft implementations to find the best one for your machine. It's on 3072K right now. I don't care about the time if it'll HELP, either me or the rest of you. If not, I'd rather just kill it and do the right benchmark for the perpetual benchmark thread and for the 100M benchmark thread.

Yea I cut off the long benchmark. Anyone know how I do the benchmark for the perpetual benchmark thread and the benchmark thread for the 100M digits?