Sequence of WU up and downloads
Posted: Mon Feb 21, 2011 5:59 am
Hi there,
Just upgraded to my P67 machine and its going great. Got a question/suggestion regarding the sequence of WU up- and downloads. The problem is that where I am the ADSL connections are still expensive, leaving me with a reasonably priced 384k line. This causes rather slow uploads of completed units, especially the 6701 and 6702 units. The time lapse is about 1 hour between one of those finishing and the next unit being downloaded. When I complete two of these in a day, that means 2 hours CPU idle time.
Is there any way that the program can be amended so that as soon as a WU is complete, the next action is a download of a WU allowing it to start, and then starting the upload of the finished WU. It would improve efficiencies for all, and especially for people with slow connections. I trust you can investigate the possibility.
Just for other users info. My P67 with i7-2600K @ 4,5GHz and a GTX460@880/1760 seems to be averaging out at 30k PPD. My total power consumption for this set-up is ~330W.
Just upgraded to my P67 machine and its going great. Got a question/suggestion regarding the sequence of WU up- and downloads. The problem is that where I am the ADSL connections are still expensive, leaving me with a reasonably priced 384k line. This causes rather slow uploads of completed units, especially the 6701 and 6702 units. The time lapse is about 1 hour between one of those finishing and the next unit being downloaded. When I complete two of these in a day, that means 2 hours CPU idle time.
Is there any way that the program can be amended so that as soon as a WU is complete, the next action is a download of a WU allowing it to start, and then starting the upload of the finished WU. It would improve efficiencies for all, and especially for people with slow connections. I trust you can investigate the possibility.
Just for other users info. My P67 with i7-2600K @ 4,5GHz and a GTX460@880/1760 seems to be averaging out at 30k PPD. My total power consumption for this set-up is ~330W.