Message boards : Number crunching : Image showing the effect of benchmarking
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stephan_t Send message Joined: 20 Oct 05 Posts: 129 Credit: 35,464 RAC: 0 |
Right, this has pretty much been beaten to death, but an image is worth a thousand words. For a test I just left one box on it's own for 18 days. As you can see it started very well... until it hit day -14 and ran its benchmark and start sliding down. At day -12 I got tired of watching it go downhill and rolled the bench dices manually until I got high numbers again. Ran OK until day -8 when the auto-benchmark decided to run again. (see a pattern emerging here? me too) I wasn't at home so this was a 100% idle box at the time with 0 app running on it. Still, because of the low bench my rac slides down 30 points. Again as I said, nothing that hasn't been discussed before but I thought that image would get the point across for those who didn't know about this boinc-specific problem. Team CFVault.com http://www.cfvault.com |
ColdRain~old Send message Joined: 1 Nov 05 Posts: 27 Credit: 33,378 RAC: 0 |
And for those that wonder how they can workaround this :P for windows: C:Program FilesBOINC>boinccmd.exe --run_benchmarks for linux: FE 1107-212532 /opt/BOINC # ./boinc_cmd --run_benchmarks The client does not have to be stopped, it stops by itself, and resumes automagically after the benchmark. Both Windows and Linux have ways to automate tasks :hint: :hint: :) |
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