As people using the 2.66-beta know, this version was very slow.
The 2.70-version on the other hand seems to be fast, maybe even faster than cmd-2.04
My 3 first units:
6h35m48s, 5h29m55,9s and 6h14m50,1s
The middle had probably no gaussian, while the two others had gaussian.
With 2.66 I had between 26,5h and 31,5h. Since both only graphic versions, and doesn't report cpu-time, this partially explaines the highest result.
My average on cmd-2.04 have the last time been around 7,5h, but since dual-cpu-machine it's not directly comparable.
I'm running one instance of cmd-2.04 alongside the beta. Alongside 2.66 the times is comparable to the 2.7-results, while now the times is back to normal for two instances. 2.66 didn't use more than 49% cpu in real-mode, while 2.7 uses 50% as it should. (forced to one cpu)
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Asus P2B-DS, dual P3-600, 256 MB, G200, SB 128. OS: NT 4/5.
The 2.70-version on the other hand seems to be fast, maybe even faster than cmd-2.04
My 3 first units:
6h35m48s, 5h29m55,9s and 6h14m50,1s
The middle had probably no gaussian, while the two others had gaussian.
With 2.66 I had between 26,5h and 31,5h. Since both only graphic versions, and doesn't report cpu-time, this partially explaines the highest result.
My average on cmd-2.04 have the last time been around 7,5h, but since dual-cpu-machine it's not directly comparable.
I'm running one instance of cmd-2.04 alongside the beta. Alongside 2.66 the times is comparable to the 2.7-results, while now the times is back to normal for two instances. 2.66 didn't use more than 49% cpu in real-mode, while 2.7 uses 50% as it should. (forced to one cpu)
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Asus P2B-DS, dual P3-600, 256 MB, G200, SB 128. OS: NT 4/5.
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