Yes, it has. BOINC client contacted server at that time and was innformed about canceling these workunits.

About the detection - scheduler works as it should. The problem is that the current version of BOINC manager doesn't detect avx on all processors that support it. Updated detection is already implemented in BOINC source codes (I don't know if it is already in branch) so when new version of BOINC manager is out it should detect avx on all processors (no related to version of os).

Temps were normal? Are you mixing French and English here? French "temps" translates to English "times" so I think you meant to say "the times were still normal".

@k3ack3r

It's possible to know the times would be normal even without testing. We know IB and SB don't have AVX therefore they cannot benefit from code designed to use AVX. At this time only Haswell CPUs have AVX therefore only Haswell CPUs will run the code faster.

So it is only for Haswell, not SB or IB? Have you tested it? Assuming you have, I guess.

<app_info>
<app>
    <name>period_search</name>
    <user_friendly_name>Period Search Application</user_friendly_name>
</app>
	<file_info>
		<name>period_search_10210_windows_x86_64__avx.exe</name>
		<executable/>
	</file_info>
	<app_version>
		<app_name>period_search</app_name>
		<version_num>1021</version_num>
  	    <avg_ncpus>1.00</avg_ncpus>
		<max_ncpus>1.00</max_ncpus> 
		<plan_class>avx</plan_class> 
		<file_ref>
			<file_name>period_search_10210_windows_x86_64__avx.exe</file_name>
			<main_program/>
		</file_ref>
	</app_version>
</app_info>

Snow Crash: I will change it but the estimates times will have affect on new batch in the queue.

zombie67: In the apps, just update you project and the new application will be downloaded.

rebirther: The top host optimized app uses AVX optimizations, these apps have the basic code optimized without SSE, SSE2 etc. so that computation is faster on processors without these instructions, especially ARM. More optimized applications that use these instructions are in preparation.