Thanks drezha 
here the new benchs 
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21.04.2006 20:18:21||Benchmark results:
21.04.2006 20:18:21|| Number of CPUs: 2
21.04.2006 20:18:21|| 1953 double precision MIPS (Whetstone) per CPU
21.04.2006 20:18:21|| 2798 integer MIPS (Dhrystone) per CPU
21.04.2006 20:18:21||Finished CPU benchmarks
Glad I could help. 
Well I’m very impressed. I’ve gone from around 4600 RAC to almost 7000:eek:
This is bringing me closer to my BOINC million and I’m now in the top 100 for Rosetta.
Drezha you beauty:thumbsup:
:Plot: I uploaded yesterday 150 simap WUs =) :bigdump:
now it’s time for a few rosetta wus 
Nicely done to both 
Didn’t really notice an improvement myself…but on second looks…I have. Even though many people still aren’t using the optimised clients, where they are it tells.
Congrats on the top 100 slot Juggy! 
Why would an optimized BOINC client increase the crunching performance?
I thought that the BOINC client just provided a common control interface(scheduling, uploading/downloading) for the crunching applications.
It uses the CPU optimization when calculating the benchmarks of the PC.
As the formula for working out claimed credit is something like
time taken x benchmarks
it will give a higher claimed credit. Usually this will increase the points for the work unit slightly depending on the amount of units returned for one WU (ie SIMAP has 3, Rosetta has 1)
HTH