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Distributed Folding Windows dfGUI v1.8 Benchmark
Sample Size : 885 structures over 3922 seconds.
Protein Size: 129AA
Structures Per Second: 0.23
Structures Per Minute: 13.6
Structures Per Hour : 817
Structures Per Day : 19606
OS : Windows 2000 MHz: 501
CPU: GenuineIntel x86 Family 6 Model 7 Stepping 3
Client Switches: -g 15 -s 1000
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Very initial benchmarks. This same box ran about .3 something on the 105aa protien. I should have better numbers for you all later (from a couple of OCd XP1800s, etc.)
Can we go ahead and get the thread stickied?
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Distributed Folding Windows dfGUI v1.8 Benchmark
Sample Size : 3610 structures over 3951 seconds.
Protein Size: 129AA
Structures Per Second: 0.91
Structures Per Minute: 54.8
Structures Per Hour : 3289
Structures Per Day : 78943
OS : Windows XP MHz: 1063
CPU: Intel(R) Pentium(R) III Mobile CPU 1066MHz
Client Switches: -df -qt -rt -s 3000
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Use the right tool for the right job!
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Distributed Folding Windows dfGUI v1.7 Benchmark
Sample Size : 1050 structures over 1089 seconds.
Protein Size: 129AA
Structures Per Second: 0.97
Structures Per Minute: 58.0
Structures Per Hour : 3477
Structures Per Day : 83459
OS : Microsoft Windows XP MHz: 1202
CPU: AMD Duron(TM)
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Code:------------------------------------------------------------ Distributed Folding Windows dfGUI v1.8 Benchmark Sample Size : 6100 structures over 3611 seconds. Protein Size: 129AA Structures Per Second: 1.78 Structures Per Minute: 106.6 Structures Per Hour : 6399 Structures Per Day : 153566 OS : Windows XP MHz: 2744 CPU: Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 2.40GHz Client Switches: -rt ------------------------------------------------------------
Structures Per Second: 1.36
Structures Per Minute: 81.41
Structures Per Hour: 4884.51
Structures Per Day: 117228.24
Linux OS - Running Kernel Version 2.4.18
AMD Athlon(tm) Processor @ 1533mhz (256 KB cache)
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-rt Switch, XP1800x2, 512MB, Libranet Debian, Tyan S2460
Agent Smith was right!: "I hate this place. This zoo. This prison. This reality, whatever you want to call it, I can't stand it any longer. It's the smell! If there is such a thing. I feel saturated by it. I can taste your stink and every time I do, I fear that I've somehow been infected by it."
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Distributed Folding Windows dfGUI v1.7 Benchmark
Sample Size : 9155 structures over 7056 seconds.
Protein Size: 129AA
Structures Per Second: 1.30
Structures Per Minute: 77.8
Structures Per Hour : 4671
Structures Per Day : 112102
OS : Microsoft Windows 2000 MHz: 1993
CPU: Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 2.00GHz
Client Switches: -df -qt -rt -s 1000
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Compared to the old protein, on the same machine, with the same switches (large buffers and use extra RAM), which gave this:Code:------------------------------------------------------------ Distributed Folding Linux Benchmark Script V1.0 Sample Size: 24660 structures over 17257 seconds. Structures Per Second: 1.43 Structures Per Minute: 85.74 Structures Per Hour: 5144.35 Structures Per Day: 123464.40 Linux OS - Running Kernel Version 2.4.19 AMD Athlon(tm) XP 1800+ @ 1532mhz (256 KB cache) ------------------------------------------------------------
Code:------------------------------------------------------------ Distributed Folding Linux Benchmark Script V1.0 Sample Size: 3192980 structures over 1219500 seconds. Structures Per Second: 2.62 Structures Per Minute: 157.10 Structures Per Hour: 9425.77 Structures Per Day: 226218.48 Linux OS - Running Kernel Version 2.4.19 AMD Athlon(tm) XP 1800+ @ 1532mhz (256 KB cache) ------------------------------------------------------------
Distributed Folding Windows dfGUI v1.8 Benchmark
Sample Size : 5175 structures over 4146 seconds.
Protein Size: 129AA
Structures Per Second: 1.25
Structures Per Minute: 74.9
Structures Per Hour : 4493
Structures Per Day : 107844
OS : Windows XP MHz: 1993
CPU: Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 2.00GHz
Client Switches: -df -rt
or about 1/2 of the output of the 105
on the same machine
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Distributed Folding Linux Benchmark Script V1.0
Sample Size: 1090 structures over 1896 seconds.
Structures Per Second: 0.57
Structures Per Minute: 34.49
Structures Per Hour: 2069.62
Structures Per Day: 49670.88
Linux OS - Running Kernel Version 5.8
@ mhz ( cache)
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Sun Solaris 2.8 Sun Sparc III 750MHz
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Distributed Folding Windows dfGUI v1.8 Benchmark
Sample Size : 2150 structures over 2616 seconds.
Protein Size: 129AA
Structures Per Second: 0.83
Structures Per Minute: 49.7
Structures Per Hour : 2985
Structures Per Day : 71639
OS : Windows NT 4.0 MHz: 866
CPU: GenuineIntel x86 Family 6 Model 8 Stepping 10
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Sample Size: 11580 structures over 7552 seconds.
Structures Per Second: 1.53
Structures Per Minute: 92.00
Structures Per Hour: 5520.13
Structures Per Day: 132483.12
Linux OS - Running Kernel Version 2.4.18-4GB
AMD Athlon(tm) XP 1800+ @ 1534mhz (256 KB cache)
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SuSE 8.0, -rt, 512MB, XP1800 - one of ColinT's old boxen
Agent Smith was right!: "I hate this place. This zoo. This prison. This reality, whatever you want to call it, I can't stand it any longer. It's the smell! If there is such a thing. I feel saturated by it. I can taste your stink and every time I do, I fear that I've somehow been infected by it."
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Distributed Folding Windows dfGUI v1.8 Benchmark
Sample Size : 186285 structures over 98735 seconds.
Protein Size: 129AA
Structures Per Second: 1.89
Structures Per Minute: 113.2
Structures Per Hour : 6792
Structures Per Day : 163012
OS : Windows 98 MHz: 1856
CPU: AuthenticAMD AMD Athlon(tm) XP 2200+
Client Switches: -df -qt -rt -s 6500
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MSI KT3 - 256MB DDR
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Distributed Folding Windows dfGUI v1.9 Benchmark
Sample Size : 7950 structures over 3983 seconds.
Protein Size: 129AA
Structures Per Second: 2.00
Structures Per Minute: 120.0
Structures Per Hour : 7198
Structures Per Day : 172757
OS : Windows 2000 MHz: 2199
CPU: AMD Athlon(tm) XP 2400+
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Re: Benchmarks for new Protein 129aa
This is funny! My dfGUI v1.9 will not write a benchmark! I am using W2K on an XP 1900.
In fact . . .my dfGUI v1.9 will not even do the syuff it does on my Win98 se boxes. It just doesn't wanna work right with W2K for me.
Jammy
Originally posted by Darkness Productions
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Distributed Folding Windows dfGUI v1.8 Benchmark
Sample Size : 885 structures over 3922 seconds.
Protein Size: 129AA
Structures Per Second: 0.23
Structures Per Minute: 13.6
Structures Per Hour : 817
Structures Per Day : 19606
OS : Windows 2000 MHz: 501
CPU: GenuineIntel x86 Family 6 Model 7 Stepping 3
Client Switches: -g 15 -s 1000
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Very initial benchmarks. This same box ran about .3 something on the 105aa protien. I should have better numbers for you all later (from a couple of OCd XP1800s, etc.)
Can we go ahead and get the thread stickied?
A great many people think they are thinking when they are really rearranging their prejudices.
--William James
Seventeen or Bust: Team Prime Rib
Very strange. I use it on Win2k all the time and no problems for me. Do you have permissions set up properly? ie: is the user you are logged in with an Admin or a regular user that may not have the correct permission to write to that directory or something?Originally posted by Jammy
[B]This is funny! My dfGUI v1.9 will not write a benchmark! I am using W2K on an XP 1900.
In fact . . .my dfGUI v1.9 will not even do the syuff it does on my Win98 se boxes. It just doesn't wanna work right with W2K for me.
What kind of stuff doesn't it do? When you say it won't write a benchmark, you click on the button and no benchmark.txt file appears? Did you search your HD to see if it may have been written to a directory you weren't expecting?
Jeff.
DP . . .I have it setup correctly now. I installed another dfGUI v1.09 . . .I will post my benchmarks shortly.
Jammy
Originally posted by Digital Parasite
Very strange. I use it on Win2k all the time and no problems for me. Do you have permissions set up properly? ie: is the user you are logged in with an Admin or a regular user that may not have the correct permission to write to that directory or something?
A great many people think they are thinking when they are really rearranging their prejudices.
--William James
Seventeen or Bust: Team Prime Rib
Uh . . .is the benchmark for my XP1900 faster than that of my XP2200 because it is running W2K?
Jammy
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Distributed Folding Windows dfGUI v1.9 Benchmark
Sample Size : 1065 structures over 2057 seconds.
Protein Size: 129AA
Structures Per Second: 0.52
Structures Per Minute: 31.1
Structures Per Hour : 1865
Structures Per Day : 44755
OS : Windows 98 MHz: 1333
CPU: AuthenticAMD AMD Athlon(tm) Processor
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Distributed Folding Windows dfGUI v1.9 Benchmark
Sample Size : 3340 structures over 2375 seconds.
Protein Size: 129AA
Structures Per Second: 1.41
Structures Per Minute: 84.4
Structures Per Hour : 5065
Structures Per Day : 121557
OS : Windows 2000 MHz: 1607
CPU: AMD Athlon(tm) XP 1900+
Client Switches: -df -rt -s 999 -p 15
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Distributed Folding Windows dfGUI v1.9 Benchmark
Sample Size : 3595 structures over 2707 seconds.
Protein Size: 129AA
Structures Per Second: 1.33
Structures Per Minute: 79.7
Structures Per Hour : 4784
Structures Per Day : 114827
OS : Windows 98 MHz: 1808
CPU: AuthenticAMD AMD Athlon(tm) XP 2200+
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A great many people think they are thinking when they are really rearranging their prejudices.
--William James
Seventeen or Bust: Team Prime Rib
Are you running the same config options on both machines including priority and everything? I noticed you are using 999 at your # of structures. Did you know that it tells the DF client to use the default server setting (which right now is 5000)? If you want the smallest number of structures you need to set it to 1000.Originally posted by Jammy
Uh . . .is the benchmark for my XP1900 faster than that of my XP2200 because it is running W2K?
Were you doing anything on the Win98 machine during the time the client was running that might have slowed it down? Your benchmark was also not run for very long and its possible that the Win98 machine had some slow structures (each time the DF client calculates a structure it takes a different amount of time).
Jeff.
All three machines are running with the same configurations. I just now changed the # of structores to 01000 instaed of 00999.
Uh . . .yeh . . .I was making some new webpages for hotsauce site, lol. I let the client run 3/4th of the way on each box before I took the benchmarks. I had to leave dfGUI open before I got the benchmarks because if I didn't the total was really small. I have noticed the past three days that the XP1900 does df better than the XP2200!
Hmm . . .maybe I should just put the XP2200 back on Seti?
Jammy
Originally posted by Digital Parasite
Are you running the same config options on both machines including priority and everything? I noticed you are using 999 at your # of structures. Did you know that it tells the DF client to use the default server setting (which right now is 5000)? If you want the smallest number of structures you need to set it to 1000.
Were you doing anything on the Win98 machine during the time the client was running that might have slowed it down? Your benchmark was also not run for very long and its possible that the Win98 machine had some slow structures (each time the DF client calculates a structure it takes a different amount of time).
Jeff.
A great many people think they are thinking when they are really rearranging their prejudices.
--William James
Seventeen or Bust: Team Prime Rib
Yeah, that is because it is dfGUI doing the actual benchmarking so if you close it, dfGUI can't keep track of how many structures you have generated in a certain amount of time. When you restart dfGUI again, it starts from zero.Originally posted by Jammy
I had to leave dfGUI open before I got the benchmarks because if I didn't the total was really small.
Jeff.
Except for when I was benchmarking, I never have the GUI open! I try to keep my resource level as low as possible.
Jammy
Originally posted by Digital Parasite
Yeah, that is because it is dfGUI doing the actual benchmarking so if you close it, dfGUI can't keep track of how many structures you have generated in a certain amount of time. When you restart dfGUI again, it starts from zero.
Jeff.
A great many people think they are thinking when they are really rearranging their prejudices.
--William James
Seventeen or Bust: Team Prime Rib
AMD XP 2000+ overclocked just a smiggin.
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Distributed Folding Windows dfGUI v1.9 Benchmark
Sample Size : 5070 structures over 3025 seconds.
Protein Size: 129AA
Structures Per Second: 1.68
Structures Per Minute: 100.6
Structures Per Hour : 6034
Structures Per Day : 144809
OS : Windows XP MHz: 1712
CPU: AMD Athlon(tm) XP 2100+
Client Switches: -df -qt -rt -g 15 -s 5700 -p 15
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Jeff
I can explain it to you, but alas, I cannot understand it for you.
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Distributed Folding Windows dfGUI v1.91 Benchmark
Sample Size : 78200 structures over 41093 seconds.
Protein Size: 129AA
Structures Per Second: 1.90
Structures Per Minute: 114.2
Structures Per Hour : 6851
Structures Per Day : 164419
OS : Windows 2000 MHz: 1856
CPU: AMD Athlon(tm) XP 2200+
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This is my over clocked 2100, that 172mm case fan sure helps.
;-)
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Distributed Folding Windows dfGUI v1.91 Benchmark
Sample Size : 206870 structures over 63663 seconds.
Protein Size: 129AA
Structures Per Second: 3.25
Structures Per Minute: 195.0
Structures Per Hour : 11698
Structures Per Day : 280753
OS : Windows XP MHz: 1799
CPU: AMD Athlon(TM) XP 2200+
Client Switches: -df -qt -rt -s 10000 -p 20
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hrmm.. i just noticed that even though i only have a 1.8 ghz cpu.. i'm outproducing everyone who has 1.8 or above by a long shot..
XP 1900+ OC'd just a smidgen too:
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Distributed Folding Windows dfGUI v1.9 Benchmark
Sample Size : 4035 structures over 1575 seconds.
Protein Size: 129AA
Structures Per Second: 2.56
Structures Per Minute: 153.7
Structures Per Hour : 9223
Structures Per Day : 221349
OS : Windows 2000 MHz: 1698
CPU: AMD Athlon(tm) XP 1900+
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I be back in about an hour after I have benchmarked my XP 2200 again.
Jammy
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A great many people think they are thinking when they are really rearranging their prejudices.
--William James
Seventeen or Bust: Team Prime Rib
Sorry . . .I fell asleep . . . .
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Distributed Folding Windows dfGUI v1.91 Benchmark
Sample Size : 59475 structures over 17850 seconds.
Protein Size: 129AA
Structures Per Second: 3.33
Structures Per Minute: 199.9
Structures Per Hour : 11995
Structures Per Day : 287879
OS : Windows 2000 MHz: 1849
CPU: AMD Athlon(tm) XP 2200+
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Jammy
A great many people think they are thinking when they are really rearranging their prejudices.
--William James
Seventeen or Bust: Team Prime Rib
Here is my latest benchmark for my T-Bird:
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Distributed Folding Windows dfGUI v1.91 Benchmark
Sample Size : 182835 structures over 78059 seconds.
Protein Size: 129AA
Structures Per Second: 2.34
Structures Per Minute: 140.5
Structures Per Hour : 8432
Structures Per Day : 202372
OS : Windows 2000 MHz: 1419
CPU: AMD Athlon(tm) Thunderbird
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Jammy
A great many people think they are thinking when they are really rearranging their prejudices.
--William James
Seventeen or Bust: Team Prime Rib
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