Collatz also works a a backup for intel HD.
Collatz also works a a backup for intel HD.
Yes - I forgot what thread I was in. I use Collatz as a back for Intel HD crunching. Which worked flawlessly when I ran out of Einstein WUs to crunch on the Intel GPU over the weekend...Originally Posted by zombie67
Lately I haven't been running any Intel HD apps because Einstein and Collatz both want at least half a CPU thread to go along with the GPU tasks, and I've been trying to meet some CPU credit goals. What kind of CPU commitment do the SETI Intel HD apps require? Anyone know off hand?
Right now, mine is saying 0.00042% CPU + 1 Intel GPU.
The Einstein WU's are averaging less than 0.20 (yes you read that right) claimed credit.
Where as SETI is granting 42.0 credits per WU for almost the same crunching time.
Einstein grants 62.5 for an Intel GPU BRPS work unit, regardless of what is claimed. Daily production on HD 4xxx is anywhere from 7,000 to 10,000 credits.
Claimed credit is based off of CPU time, which is pretty minimal with well-programmed GPU apps. The Einstein WUs are granting 62.5 credits each.
I refreshed the page after and noticed the difference. So I was wrong and it appears that Einstein has the better return of the two. Either way, I am keeping the taps open for both to keep being crunched on this one machine.
That is a crap load more than I will be able to produce. If I get 1000 from either project per day, I will be happy.
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