最新的优化，据说又有不小的速度提升！
Alex Kan似乎主要是做Mac版本优化的，现在这个是其他几位算友将他的v8版本移植到windows平台做出来的。
因为基于intel的mac至少也有sse3，所以这次优化没有针对sse/sse2的版本，以后也许会有吧。。。
另外，这次的版本也是没有图形显示功能的。
下载链接已更新至一楼。
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Hi Everyone,
A Windows port of Alex Kan's version 8 (nographics) SETI@Home optimised application has been released.
This release offers significantly improved performance for SSE3 capable (or Higher) PC's Running either 32 or 64 Bit versions of Windows. (Sorry, no SSE2 or less at this stage, we are investigating this possibility for the near future)
You can find all the files in the
Windows downloads section at Lunatics
This is not a required update, and there will be some known issues and warnings to be aware of:
- Ensure you choose a build that your CPU/OS will support, ask for help If you need assistance determining this.
- Ensure Boinc & seti@Home applications are already properly functioning on your machine, read carefully the documentation readmes and installation instructions.
Known issues:
- There is no graphics support at this time
- There is no support for CPUs below SSE3 capablity
- Borderline OC'ers be aware that you may need to back off to maintain stability, the increased throughput of this application will stress all system components more. As Always, OC and use these apps AT YOUR OWN RISK.
And most Importantly of all:
A very long list of people have helped with this build. Top of the list, of course, I'd like to thank Alex for, not only the excellent sources that form the basis for this build, but the critical help in tracking down some important issues early on, and the helpful suggestions and advice throughout this challenging port.
While myself (Jason G), Raistmer and JDWhale ported the code, the true Authors are Alex Kan in combination with the Legacy of development knowledge and history at
http://lunatics.kwsn.net . Fragments of knowledge and code from previous lunatics' authors including Simon, Joe, Ben Herndon, Crunch3r and other Contributors been used to make this work. Indeed special thanks go to Joe Segur, whose experience and advice was ever present and helpful throughout, and to Crunch3r for inciting the port in the first place.
Great thanks go also to the members of the prerelease test community, who have stuck through countless builds and proved invaluable in refinement. Along with mods & admin over at Lunatics ( Hi Gecko_R7 & KWSN - jonnyv !
)
To all of you we value your input and would like to hear from you at Lunatics'
Regards,
Jason
