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Re: FAHBench (OpenMM 5.1)
FAHbench 2.3.2 for Windows build with OpenMM 7.4.1 Core_22 with mixed precision
https://www.file-upload.net/download-13 ... n.zip.html
So that should match the current FAH GPU core for Corona Virus work units.
https://www.file-upload.net/download-13 ... n.zip.html
So that should match the current FAH GPU core for Corona Virus work units.
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Re: FAHBench (OpenMM 5.1)
PantherX
Thanks for the update to the benchmarks
, totally agree about no point in gathering more for now.
So what is the long list of stress tests you use then?![Wink ;)](./images/smilies/icon_wink.gif)
I was thinking of using OCCTs GPU stress test, but I wonder if it's artificially throttled as (IIRC) it's counted as a 'power virus'. As is furmark.
So I would like to know what is a realistic GPU stress test (as in not throttled, or drawing an unrealistic power load) with error reporting?
Thanks for the update to the benchmarks
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So what is the long list of stress tests you use then?
![Wink ;)](./images/smilies/icon_wink.gif)
I was thinking of using OCCTs GPU stress test, but I wonder if it's artificially throttled as (IIRC) it's counted as a 'power virus'. As is furmark.
So I would like to know what is a realistic GPU stress test (as in not throttled, or drawing an unrealistic power load) with error reporting?
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Re: FAHBench (OpenMM 5.1)
You could tape over half the cooling fan slots to simulate animal hair/dust/other detritus that might realistically build up over time? … or put a cardboard box around the back of the case to simulate the tight spaces the kit might be squeezed into in an overcrowded home-office? … or randomly pull out the power lead to simulate spouse/kids wanting to plug in their stuff? … Realistic might vary dependant upon your circumstances …
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Re: FAHBench (OpenMM 5.1)
I tested your version, but I'm seeing weird things on DHFR : it's not able to use 100% of my 1070, only 65% ... I can't explain why. GPU load is better on NAV with 95%.foldy wrote:FAHbench 2.3.2 for Windows build with OpenMM 7.4.1 Core_22 with mixed precision
https://www.file-upload.net/download-13 ... n.zip.html
So that should match the current FAH GPU core for Corona Virus work units.
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There's also a CUDA option in your build, but it doesn't work.
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Re: FAHBench (OpenMM 5.1)
Riiight, something like a stress test which doesn't trigger 'power virus' restrictions along with error reporting is more what I was thinking ofNeil-B wrote:You could tape over half the cooling fan slots to simulate animal hair/dust/other detritus that might realistically build up over time? … or put a cardboard box around the back of the case to simulate the tight spaces the kit might be squeezed into in an overcrowded home-office? … or randomly pull out the power lead to simulate spouse/kids wanting to plug in their stuff? … Realistic might vary dependant upon your circumstances …![]()
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foldy
Only just noticed your FaHbench link! I'll try it now
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[update]Ok I've tried it now, at 1st I was getting very on/off GPU load, I then paused BOINC (but it had left a CPU core free for normal folding anyway, which works fine there) & I got a consistent GPU load, but it was only at 75-80%.
Here's a screenshot for ya. Main rig spec in sig. Btw, what mix of SP/DP did you go for? Or is that not chosen by the benchmark program?
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Re: FAHBench (OpenMM 5.1)
This list of mine was last updated in 2016 since that was the last time I assembled by system. I haven't done any research into current stress test software... that might change next year if I decide to get myself a AMD Zen 3 + Nvidia 3000 Ti GPUsAssimilator1 wrote:...So what is the long list of stress tests you use then?
I was thinking of using OCCTs GPU stress test, but I wonder if it's artificially throttled as (IIRC) it's counted as a 'power virus'. As is furmark.
So I would like to know what is a realistic GPU stress test (as in not throttled, or drawing an unrealistic power load) with error reporting?
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Catzilla Computer Benchmark: https://www.catzilla.com/download
Cinebench: https://www.maxon.net/en/support/downloads/
FurMark: https://geeks3d.com/furmark/downloads/
Heaven Benchmark: https://benchmark.unigine.com/heaven
IntelBurnTest: https://www.techpowerup.com/download/intelburntest/
Linpack Xtreme: https://www.techpowerup.com/download/linpack-xtreme/
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stressapptest: https://github.com/stressapptest/stressapptest
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MSI Kombustor: https://geeks3d.com/furmark/kombustor/downloads/
AIDA64 Extreme: https://www.aida64.com/downloads
Prime95: https://www.mersenne.org/download/
OCCT: https://www.ocbase.com/
I like stressing out CPU/GPU/RAM simultaneously as opposed to individual components. I also ensure that the ambient temperature is as high as possible... including using a heat as I like simulating the worst conditions my system would perform in. However, with what I have been reading about "automatic overclocking" I think in my next build, I will focus on maximum cooling and let the hardware do it's job as opposed to manually overclocking anything
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Re: FAHBench (OpenMM 5.1)
Thanks
, some I'm familiar with, I use OCCT for CPU testing & it's better than P95, so I don't use that anymore.
Heaven doesn't have error reporting for the free version, so I don't know how you would know when an error occurs? (out right crashes aside).
Furmark is detected by the drivers as a 'power virus' (as is one other I can't remember the name of), and so power is throttled for that test, so I'm not sure how good a test that makes it.
Are their any on your list which are GPU tests, do error testing+reporting & don't apply an 'unrealistic' load? Tall order I know!![Very Happy :D](./images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif)
I remember when ATITool would automatically lower GPU clock speeds on finding an error, magic! (didn't that become Furmark?).
Agreed about CPU overclocking, my Ryzen 3600 is the 1st CPU I haven't manually overclocked in over 20 yrs!
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Heaven doesn't have error reporting for the free version, so I don't know how you would know when an error occurs? (out right crashes aside).
Furmark is detected by the drivers as a 'power virus' (as is one other I can't remember the name of), and so power is throttled for that test, so I'm not sure how good a test that makes it.
Are their any on your list which are GPU tests, do error testing+reporting & don't apply an 'unrealistic' load? Tall order I know!
![Very Happy :D](./images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif)
I remember when ATITool would automatically lower GPU clock speeds on finding an error, magic! (didn't that become Furmark?).
Agreed about CPU overclocking, my Ryzen 3600 is the 1st CPU I haven't manually overclocked in over 20 yrs!
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Re: FAHBench (OpenMM 5.1)
I never bothered to do reporting... I tend to sit in front my screen while all this runs and make notes on paper with a pencil... talk about old schoolAssimilator1 wrote:...Are their any on your list which are GPU tests, do error testing+reporting & don't apply an 'unrealistic' load? Tall order I know!...
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Re: FAHBench (OpenMM 5.1)
Lol, you sit & watch the screen for hours??
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Re: FAHBench (OpenMM 5.1)
Hours isn't really old school .. PantherX probably means days
… although he is using a pencil not a slate ![Shocked :shock:](./images/smilies/icon_eek.gif)
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Re: FAHBench (OpenMM 5.1)
Nah... I have upgraded to markings in the sand
Of course, if the wind blows, I have to start all over again ![Laughing :lol:](./images/smilies/icon_lol.gif)
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Re: FAHBench (OpenMM 5.1)
Just for fun I've benchmarked my GeForce GTX 660M (retired from active FAH duty a few years ago)foldy wrote:FAHbench 2.3.2 for Windows build with OpenMM 7.4.1 Core_22 with mixed precision
https://www.file-upload.net/download-13 ... n.zip.html
So that should match the current FAH GPU core for Corona Virus work units.
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Compute: OpenCL
Precision: mixed
WU: real
Atoms: 64614
Accuracy Check: Enabled
NaN Check: Disabled
Run lenght: 5 mins
Score: 4.52456
Scaled Score: 13.6536