Doing a test

[Jorden]

I am now running THINK and G@H together on one PC, with none of either allowing to use idle time.

If anyone did that before me, what were your results?

Jord.

[Wulfman]

hey, a test thread

sorry, never done that.

mfg
wulfman

[Jorden]

Answering myself. It is possible, with a snooze time of 1 minute in Think. The ghclient still takes up the most of my CPU time (about 70% to 90%), but the UD client crunches at around 8%.

I've done 5% in 55 minutes, which is not bad, I hope

Jord.

[Pace]

hey, a test thread

sorry, never done that.

mfg
paul

[Rattledagger]

Well, as I wrote:
"If running alongside seti@home or genome@home on the same cpu, THINK gets 1% cpu-time if you're not setting priority on UD as REAL-time."
from

http://forums.murc.ws/ubb/Forum12/HTML/001102.html

Since there's no relation between % and cpu-time in THINK 5% in 55 min doesn't say anything. I remember one wu I used under 1h cpu-time on the first 50%, but used over 24h cpu-time on 98%.

[Jorden]

I see what you mean, Rattle. It's been stuck on 8% counting a lot of conformers. 200,000+, 300,000+ and 450,000+ of them already, and I don't see it stopping any time soon.

If only I had a little inkling of an idea what it was doing

Jord.

[Rattledagger]

http://www.chem.ox.ac.uk/cancer/thinksoftware.html

shows that you're doing.