Project 7084 overvalued?
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Zagen30
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Project 7084 overvalued?
I've completed 2 WUs from 7084 and am working on a third, and it seems to be massively overvalued like 8046 was the other week. Both my i7-930 Linux box and my Windows 3770k average 2:08 TPF, good for a PPD of about 113k. The usual upper end of PPD for both processors is around 36-40k.
Re: Project 7084 overvalued?
Both 7083(too low) and 7084(too high) appear to need adjusting.
The 7083 gives about half of the normal PPD(18K vs 36K) and the 7084 receives about three to four times normal(23K vs 5K).
I've run both projects on different computers (both Windows and Linux) and they all confirm the above.
The 7083 gives about half of the normal PPD(18K vs 36K) and the 7084 receives about three to four times normal(23K vs 5K).
I've run both projects on different computers (both Windows and Linux) and they all confirm the above.
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csvanefalk
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Re: Project 7084 overvalued?
I can confirm this on my Linux client. Currently, a 7083 takes roughly 8 hours to fold and yields around 10k PPD.
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Zagen30
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Re: Project 7084 overvalued?
I concur on 7083; I've gotten 2 of them and they were both around 10k PPD. The lower end of the PPD spread for me is around 20k.
EDIT: I'm now up to 7 completed 7084's and 6 finished 7083's between my Linux and Windows rigs, with an additional one of each being processed right now. The 7084's are all in the 2:05-2:10 range @ ~110k PPD and the 7083's are usually running around 9:00-10:30 between 10k and 13k PPD (the 930 in Linux is usually roughly as fast as the 3770k in Windows across most projects).
EDIT: I'm now up to 7 completed 7084's and 6 finished 7083's between my Linux and Windows rigs, with an additional one of each being processed right now. The 7084's are all in the 2:05-2:10 range @ ~110k PPD and the 7083's are usually running around 9:00-10:30 between 10k and 13k PPD (the 930 in Linux is usually roughly as fast as the 3770k in Windows across most projects).