EVGA Nvidia 9600 GT KO

256-bit (700MHz clock)
512MB GDDR3 Memory (950MHz clock - 1900MHz effective)
1773MHz Shader Clock
64 Stream Processors
60GB / second memory bandwidth

Seems to be pushing through a cuda unit in about just under 30 minutes.

Just curious what others results are?

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EVGA Nvidia 9600 GT KO

256-bit (700MHz clock)
512MB GDDR3 Memory (950MHz clock - 1900MHz effective)
1773MHz Shader Clock
64 Stream Processors
60GB / second memory bandwidth

Seems to be pushing through a cuda unit in about just under 30 minutes.

Just curious what others results are?

Very dependent on the Angle Range of the WU's.

XFX GTX 295

Core Clock: 576 MHz
Shader Clock: 1242 MHz
Memory: 1792MB
Memory Bit Rate: 896 Bit
Memory Type: GDDR3
Memory Clock: 2000 MHz
Cores: 480

This can take anything from 4.25 minutes to 65 minutes (for VLAR's). The mid-range WU's take from 10 - 12 minutes.

F.

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Tesla C1060
WU true angle range is : 0.447674
Flopcounter: 21078777591359.055000
624.1 seconds

WU true angle range is : 0.202486
Flopcounter: 28371208518161.293000
783.6 seconds

WU true angle range is : 0.447659
Flopcounter: 21078752137049.078000
651.8 seconds

WU true angle range is : 0.447909
Flopcounter: 21068672571808.508000
625.2 seconds

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I have a 9800GT. Some tasks take 10 minutes, some take almost 2 hours.

GTX 260 core 216 @ 700/1550/1100
14 credit = 3.5 min
mid range ar = 10 min

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I have a 9800GT. Some tasks take 10 minutes, some take almost 2 hours.

sheesh..those must be the VLARS. Could you take a look at this and scrape some data to plot if you want:
Cuda speeds

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System: Dell Precision 690 Workstation
Dual quad core Xeon Processors 2.66 GHz each
4GB DDR RAM
Zotac GTX 295 video adapter

Core Clock: 688 MHz
Shader Clock: 1380 MHz
Memory: 1096 MHz
Memory: 1792 MB
Memory Bit Rate: 896 Bit
Memory Type: GDDR3
Cores: 480

I just installed the GTX 295 card today. I have only Enhanced 6.03 MB units running at this time. It will take some time to work through them unit I get CUDA work. I downloaded a number of AP work, but nothing has started running yet.

Each 6.03 task running on the CPU takes about 1:40:00 (one hour, 40 mins.) to complete.

Each 6.03 task running on the GPU take about 0:3:00 (3 minutes) to complete.

That is quite a difference. Now I can hardly wait to see how long the CUDA work units take after I get some.

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Each 6.03 task running on the GPU take about 0:3:00 (3 minutes) to complete.

I thought that 6.03 only runs on the CPU.

That is quite a difference. Now I can hardly wait to see how long the CUDA work units take after I get some.

If you have tasks running on the GPU, that are CUDA tasks (6.08).

Gruß,
Gundolf

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SETI@home classic workunits 3,758
SETI@home classic CPU time 66,520 hours

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Each 6.03 task running on the GPU take about 0:3:00 (3 minutes) to complete.

I thought that 6.03 only runs on the CPU.

That is quite a difference. Now I can hardly wait to see how long the CUDA work units take after I get some.

If you have tasks running on the GPU, that are CUDA tasks (6.08).

Gruß,
Gundolf

Seems a little odd he does have some strange looking tasks that by first glance look like CUDA tasks by the cpu time and credit over claim. this one being an example.

The stderr_txt seems to be missing alot of info as it is in other tasks of his. Some don't seem to have any info in them at all, but they're all showing up as 6.03

Edit: found this one of his CUDA and is 6.03

Loos like the CUDA team app clearing up some 6.03 he still had on the sys.

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Edit: found this one of his CUDA and is 6.03

Loos like the CUDA team app clearing up some 6.03 he still had on the sys.

I was a bit baffled by that one as well, last night. But since it was crunched with the CUDA app, shouldn't his app version at the bottom show as 6.08?

I wonder what his app_info.xml looks like.

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Edit: found this one of his CUDA and is 6.03

with the CUDA app, shouldn't his app version at the bottom show as 6.08?

I wonder what his app_info.xml looks like.

The team app has a 6.03 tag for the transititon to CUDA in the app info file.

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