Optimized BOINC Clients FAQ

[PcManiac]

http://calbe.dw70.de/

here are the latest clients from Crunch3r's clients I believe

I am going to try out the 5.9.0.32 one...

Edit:
OK here is the difference on my lappy:

Before:
Memory702.48 MB Cache976.56 KB Swap space1622.95 MB Total disk space74.53 GB Free Disk Space16.23 GB Measured floating point speed1313.43 million ops/sec Measured integer speed2508.88 million ops/sec Average upload rate5.83 KB/sec Average download rate44.3 KB/sec Average turnaround time0.2 days Maximum daily WU quota per CPU100/day

After:
Memory702.48 MB Cache1953.13 KB Swap space1622.95 MB Total disk space74.53 GB Free Disk Space16.18 GB Measured floating point speed3394.89 million ops/sec Measured integer speed7239.11 million ops/sec Average upload rate5.83 KB/sec Average download rate44.3 KB/sec Average turnaround time0.2 days Maximum daily WU quota per CPU100/day

[gamer007]

Tried them a while ago on NanoHive. Doesn't like it. It finishes WUs in minutes when it's supposed to be finished in hours.

[drezha]

Will this work on normal PCs?

I want to use it on ym Windows box bcause looking around, my 3500+ was being beaten by a 2800+ Semperon!

Mine
Semperon

Obviously if it reports wrong results I dont want it.

[AMD-USR_JL]

Crunch3r's boinc won't make you crunch any faster than normal, it will just inflate your benchmarks, making you request more credit per WU.

If you want to crunch faster though, Akosf made some optimized apps for SIMAP somewhere in this thread.
http://boinc.bio.wzw.tum.de/boincsim...ighlight=akosf

I'm not sure if they still work or if they have gotten integrated into the offical SIMAP app, but you can try it. Just make sure to make a backup of your BOINC directory before doing anything.

[drezha]

I was being beaten by benchmarks. I know I cant crucnh faster.

Yes the appilication in SIMAP did take on board his optimiseastions.

Currently running the truxcroft client now actually.

[AMD-USR_JL]

Try Crunch3r's then. Just look at how much higher my 2.6 GHZ P4 is than your 3500+.
http://boinc.bio.wzw.tum.de/boincsim...p?hostid=66311 When you install crunch3r's it should be even higher than that.

I had problems with Crunch3r's 5.9.0.32, i think it's a developmental build. The stable version has worked perfectly though.
http://calbe.dw70.de/boinc/5.8.11.32...s_intelx86.zip

[drezha]

Ah I'm fine with the Truxcroft for the minute. ;)

I installed that and whilst not technically optimised, it got doubled my integer speed. (but my floating points remained similiar)

I'll leave this going foer a bit, see what happens, and then try the cruncher one

EDIT: Just noticed the Cruncher one can return result immdiatly as well..I'll give it a whirl now

[drezha]

Double post BUT the crunchers client was awful!

Ran it twice and got:

01/05/2007 23:37:23 3779 integer MIPS (Dhrystone) per CPU
01/05/2007 23:37:23 2018 floating point MIPS (Whetstone) per CPU

01/05/2007 23:35:25 3752 integer MIPS (Dhrystone) per CPU
01/05/2007 23:35:25 1998 floating point MIPS (Whetstone) per CPU

Running the Truxcroft client, I get
01/05/2007 23:40:43 7347 integer MIPS (Dhrystone) per CPU
01/05/2007 23:40:43 2150 double precision MIPS (Whetstone) per CPU

I'll stick with the Truxcroft core.
http://boinc.truxoft.com/

[apple1]

HELLO!
thanks,it's very clear.I like this.
thanks

[Borfil]

How you find that core, is it stable?