Author: Aaron Gordon
Date: 10:34:36 12/11/03
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On December 11, 2003 at 12:39:59, Albert Bertilsson wrote: >On December 11, 2003 at 12:34:33, Aaron Gordon wrote: > >>On December 11, 2003 at 07:08:30, Albert Bertilsson wrote: >> >>>Hi! >>> >>>If you have any wasted cpu-resources join my distributed perft project to >>>calculate perft(11). Any contribution large or small is welcome. >>> >>>The project is currently under testing to see how many will join (I'll not do it >>>myself) and to make sure that the server is working ok on the internet, I've >>>just tested it on LAN before. >>> >>>You need .Net framework from Microsoft to participate. >>> >>>Home page: >>>http://www.albert.nu/programs/dperft >>> >>>/Regards Albert >> >>Can I put multiple computers doing this and have it use the same user name (and >>still have it do different work units)? Or will I need to make a different user >>(MoD, MoD2, etc) for each computer? Thanks. > >There is no technical problem with having multiple computers doing multiple >workloads using the same username and password. But for statistics I recomend >you to have diffrent names (password could be the same). For example I use >AlbertProg and AlbertOffice to separate my two computers (otherwise they would >be visible as one very powerful computer). If you have a multiple CPU machine >I'd recommend that you use the same name/pass for all the clients running on >that machine (no multi-cpu support). Ah, ok. I ended up putting all of my available computers that aren't already doing something on your project. Hopefully it helps a little bit, here is what I have so far on the username MoD: Athlon XP 2.5GHz w/ 512mb hash Athlon XP 2.5GHz w/ 128mb hash Athlon XP 1.6GHz w/ 128mb hash Athlon TB 1.2GHz w/ 256mb hash Celeron-2 1.0GHz w/ 128mb hash Also I was wondering about something... Would you be able to add a benchmark mode into your current client, that way we can do some speed testing between the various cpus? Thanks.
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