Comparison of mining on shift64 22m vs wizz’ 28m

Test of shift64 22m vs 28m (n=199)

Testing wizz’ optimised 28m shift 64 crt (-i 5750) vs standard 22m (-i 5500)


Column labels map directly to miner output: pps is average primes per second, tps is average tests per second, gps is average gaps per second, glst is the size of the gaplist and l/s is the time in seconds to scan the gaplist at the reported rate of gaps per second.

dist-22m-crt0064

measureppstpsgpsglstbpcl/s
mean763169441015753281534640.5628.80
max886978892016283504078171.1248.84
min50329961712512360440.001.18
std3260925850372531064330.32421.39

wizz-28m-crt0064

measureppstpsgpsglstbpcl/s
mean477493994403190562213079226.8723.26
max19282550488822742451835003754.7514.28
min42880113186639527839400.200.75
std11738410256359215208916415.8358.65

The charts included below are for completeness. The figures given are the means and they differ from the means in the above table because, in order to support the different requirements of charting, the first 1/5th of the data is ignored in order to aid visual comparison. The chartline uses the full dataset.

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Replication:

gapminer -o localhost -p 31397 -u $USER -x $USERPASS -e -j 5 -t 4 -d 3 -f 64 -i [as-discovered] -r crt/crt-22m-0064s.txt
gapminer -o localhost -p 31397 -u $USER -x $USERPASS -e -j 5 -t 4 -d 3 -f 64 -i [as-discovered] -r crt/crt-28m-0064s-wizz.txt