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From: Heiko Z. <hz...@pr...> - 2003-07-18 12:10:34
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you got too much money... ;-) Heiko On 07/17/2003 09:10:05 PM Emmanuel ESCARABAJAL wrote: >Bruce Smith wrote: > >Here it is ... > >MB : P4P800 deluxe (865PE) with PAT enabled >CPU : PIV 2.6 ht fsb 800 o/c : 10 % in bios settings ! >RAM : 2x512 crucial PC 3200 dual channel >HD contr. : Tekram DC390 U2W (53c895) >HDD : >- / type ext3 on a SEAGATE 318203LC (Cheetah 18 LP 18 Go U2W SCA 10000= >rpm 5.4 ms ) >- /usr & /var type ext3 on a SEAGATE 39102LW ( Cheetah 9LP 9 Go U2W >10000 rpm 5.4 ms ) >- /home/dl type ext2 ( the work disk ) on a IBM DRVS09D (Ultrastar 9 L= ZX >U2W SCA 10000 rpm 5.3 ms ) >2 swap part on both 9 Go Disks > >host operating system : SuSE 8.2 with official smp kernel >(k_smp-2.4.20-95) > >I only modified the number of compile threads to 2 from your .config >file > >... and the time is ... > >1h 18 m 14 s > >I upgraded the MB, CPU and ram for 600=80 last month > >with my PIII 800 EB @ 880 /256 Mb SDRam on MSI 6321 (694D Pro), my >config took 5h +, with the new one (with same system,disks ...) it too= k >2h with UP kernel and 1h48 with SMP kernel and 2 compile threads (ht >copile 11% faster) > >didn't try with 3 compile threads but as HT is a fake SMP, i believe i= t >will be longer as 2 ... > >I think this Mobo is good and easy to setup but other manufacturers >offer best bundles for the price (round ide cables, every brackets for= >usb2 and 1394 ... which are optional with Asus Deluxe !!!) and very >similar perfs ... > >Hope it help you to decide or not > >Cya > >MaNU > > >>>>I wonder how long a 3Ghz P4 w/hyperthreading would take to compile?= >:-) >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>Send me your .config and I'll tell you on a P4 ht 2.6/800 >>> >>> >> >>It's attached. I think it's the same one Heiko posted last week. >> >>You might want to go into make menuconfig, Build System Configuration= , >>and increase the Parallel Build Jobs number to take advantage of your= >>hyperthreading. >> >>I'll be very interested in your result, to help me determine if I >should >>upgrade. Thanks!!! >> >> >> >>>... but you must consider the efficiency of your hd sub-system (udma= , >>>u2w scsi , 7200 rpm, 10000 rpm ...) >>>before making any comparisson as it is intensive with disk I/O ... >>> >>> >> >>Understood. My Athlon has a 3ware SCSI-to-IDE controller with 7200 R= PM >>disks. My 1.7 P4 has an Adaptec SCSI controller with 7200 RPM disks.= >> >> >> >>> amount of ram should influence too >>> >>> >> >>My 1.4 Athlon has 512MB, my 1.7 P4 has 1GB of memory. >> >>Did I mention the Athlon compiled everything 5 minutes faster? :-) >> >> - BS >> >> >> >> >> > > > > >------------------------------------------------------- >This SF.net email is sponsored by: VM Ware >With VMware you can run multiple operating systems on a single machine= . >WITHOUT REBOOTING! Mix Linux / Windows / Novell virtual machines at th= e >same time. Free trial click here: http://www.vmware.com/wl/offer/345/0= >_______________________________________________ >Devil-linux-develop mailing list >Dev...@li... >https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/devil-linux-develop = |