Einstein@Home (Do not use)
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Einstein@Home (Do not use)
I have been using the optimised Einstein App for the last couple of days and am impressed with what I have seen
My WU's are 50% quicker than before and others are reporting faster times as well. The results I have sent back have all validated & got credit
Thread about Optimisation@Einstein@Home
To install the optimised app all you need to do is download the relevant Zip file from below, it contains a .exe file for Einstein, just extract the file to the Einstein folder in BOINC and it should overwrite the existing .exe file in there.
I would make sure your cache is empty of Einstein WU's 1st before you do this, then let the WU's flow again once installed, the WU processing will speed up massively
Caution: Use at your own risk
Edit Windows only
Need to know what processor type your comp had got CPUID, download install the program, once installed open it and on the display around the middle of the page is your processor type if SSE2 is there you can use S37a
D40 -> 3DNow! optimised windows executable
K6-2,K6-III,Athlon,Duron,AthlonXP,Sempron,Athlon64,C3,Samuel-II,Ezra,Nehemiah,Winchip2
C40 -> optimised x86 compatible windows executable
S38 -> optimised x86-SSE compatible executable
S39 -> optimised x86-SSE compatible executable
S39l -> optimised SSE compatible windows executable
Change: S39L needs less L1 cache (~11kB) than S39 (~33kB)
C37 -> New version better than all of the below
S37a -> This is a SSE2 version of C37
387 -> 386, Family 4 (486,5x86,MediaGX), Family 5 (Pentium,PentiumMMX,K5,K6(all),6x86,MediaGX-MMX) and some others oldies.
A36 -> Family 6 (AMD K7 core processors,PentiumPro,PentiumII,PentiumIII,6x86MX,M2), Family 7 (Itanium), Family 15 (Athlon64,Pentium4 and so...)
My WU's are 50% quicker than before and others are reporting faster times as well. The results I have sent back have all validated & got credit
Thread about Optimisation@Einstein@Home
To install the optimised app all you need to do is download the relevant Zip file from below, it contains a .exe file for Einstein, just extract the file to the Einstein folder in BOINC and it should overwrite the existing .exe file in there.
I would make sure your cache is empty of Einstein WU's 1st before you do this, then let the WU's flow again once installed, the WU processing will speed up massively
Caution: Use at your own risk
Edit Windows only
Need to know what processor type your comp had got CPUID, download install the program, once installed open it and on the display around the middle of the page is your processor type if SSE2 is there you can use S37a
D40 -> 3DNow! optimised windows executable
K6-2,K6-III,Athlon,Duron,AthlonXP,Sempron,Athlon64,C3,Samuel-II,Ezra,Nehemiah,Winchip2
C40 -> optimised x86 compatible windows executable
S38 -> optimised x86-SSE compatible executable
S39 -> optimised x86-SSE compatible executable
S39l -> optimised SSE compatible windows executable
Change: S39L needs less L1 cache (~11kB) than S39 (~33kB)
C37 -> New version better than all of the below
S37a -> This is a SSE2 version of C37
387 -> 386, Family 4 (486,5x86,MediaGX), Family 5 (Pentium,PentiumMMX,K5,K6(all),6x86,MediaGX-MMX) and some others oldies.
A36 -> Family 6 (AMD K7 core processors,PentiumPro,PentiumII,PentiumIII,6x86MX,M2), Family 7 (Itanium), Family 15 (Athlon64,Pentium4 and so...)
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A36 will work just fine don't worry, the 387 is just optimised to work better with older processors they both do the same job, just work better under different processorsUBT - BHCJackie wrote:I'm so disappointed now.I don't knowYou're my tame expert.
I purchased GertII in October so I suppose she's pretty new. I'll try the A36 and if it goes pear-shaped I'll blame you![]()
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Got fed up of updating the thread seen as though there seems to be a new version everyday, but this one now for the moment seems to be the quickest, I complete a WU in 55 mins
Seems to work with most CPU's
S41.06 - SSE compatible windows executable
- FPU based trigonometry with 4kB data
- common denominator for 4 pairs
- better FPU/SSE overlapping

Seems to work with most CPU's
S41.06 - SSE compatible windows executable
- FPU based trigonometry with 4kB data
- common denominator for 4 pairs
- better FPU/SSE overlapping
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I check here for new clients
http://einstein.phys.uwm.edu/forum_thread.php?id=3898
latest i've seen is S41.07 sposed to be approx 2% faster again :D not checked it yet though, installing it after me chicken deli
http://einstein.phys.uwm.edu/forum_thread.php?id=3898
latest i've seen is S41.07 sposed to be approx 2% faster again :D not checked it yet though, installing it after me chicken deli
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I have given in checking for new clients now, its pathetic the amount that come out, Einstein need to get a grip and release the app within there's, they have been promising it for ages, but still nothing happensUBT - PiezPiedPy wrote:I check here for new clients
http://einstein.phys.uwm.edu/forum_thread.php?id=3898
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http://einstein.phys.uwm.edu/app_test.phpUBT - Halifax--lad wrote:I have given in checking for new clients now, its pathetic the amount that come out, Einstein need to get a grip and release the app within there's, they have been promising it for ages, but still nothing happensUBT - PiezPiedPy wrote:I check here for new clients
http://einstein.phys.uwm.edu/forum_thread.php?id=3898
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