For those wondering what a 13700k runs like:

11/5/2022 3:14:38 PM | | Number of CPUs: 24
11/5/2022 3:14:38 PM | | 6545 floating point MIPS (Whetstone) per CPU
11/5/2022 3:14:38 PM | | 23584 integer MIPS (Dhrystone) per CPU

MCM tasks complete in under an hour.

Edit:

Did a batch of MCM 7.61 work units. Shortest completion time was 36 minutes, longest was 43 minutes.

I'm doing air cooling so the CPU pulls about 210W - 200W and it hits the 100C thermal limit. It keeps running at 5.3 ghz at that temperature.

For 24/7 crunching I'd probably set the power limit to 150W - 140W. The temperatures are much more reasonable, below 80C and the processor drops to 4.8Ghz on the P cores; not that much loss in performance.

I think BOINC just throws tasks at all the logical processors it sees. The tasks running on P cores finish faster from what I can tell but I'm having trouble downloading tasks consistently right now so I can't run the full 24 tasks or give a good estimate of points / day.

I must say, I question the validity of these benchmarks compared to the tasks. A dual Xeon V2 2696 gives

│   Number of CPUs: 48                                                                                                                              
 3672 floating point MIPS (Whetstone) per CPU                                                                                                    
80488 integer MIPS (Dhrystone) per CPU   

and MCM tasks run about 3.5 hours (like MCM1_0193235_0415).
I don't see the enormous speed difference in the benchmark-results (unless they are truly per CPU, not per thread, but then it doesn't compute either).