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drezha: BAM!ID: 243; Joined: 2006-05-12; Posts: 32; Credits: 546,171; World-rank: 294,620

2006-04-09 10:53:47

My laptop just made 200 credits in SIMAP. . . . Not bad considering it takes 4 hours a WU! God bless the P2 266MHz machines! lol

borandi: BAM!ID: 380; Joined: 2006-05-14; Posts: 271; Credits: 615,853,740; World-rank: 3,387

2006-04-09 14:56:39

LoL 133Mhz PCs here

about 0. 8creds/hr. Annoying when that 58hr WU errors out

wdelgenio: BAM!ID: 250; Joined: 2006-05-12; Posts: 6; Credits: 8,778,645; World-rank: 60,920

2006-04-09 17:02:06

o/c an opteron 144 to 2. 8ghz on stock cooling with stock voltage, damn that proc is amazing OCer

Ichthyander: BAM!ID: 546; Joined: 2006-05-22; Posts: 13; Credits: 26,361; World-rank: 1,177,636

2006-04-10 01:53:26

Es gibt wieder Arbeit bei LHC!

Guest

2006-04-10 02:18:48

@ ichthyander: Ja, und?

Ichthyander: BAM!ID: 546; Joined: 2006-05-22; Posts: 13; Credits: 26,361; World-rank: 1,177,636

2006-04-10 02:24:37

Ich finde: eon tolles Projekt. Leider nicht regelmäßig WU´s am Start. Und ich habe hie am "schwarzen Brett" auch mal einen Hinweis gelesen, dass wieder WU da sind. . .

borandi: BAM!ID: 380; Joined: 2006-05-14; Posts: 271; Credits: 615,853,740; World-rank: 3,387

2006-04-10 05:16:42

LHC always has intermittent work. They like to process their results before deciding on a new batch of calculations, rather than idle work of no use to them.

DoctorNow: Volunteer tester; BAM!ID: 261; Joined: 2006-05-12; Posts: 353; Credits: 2,506,350,013; World-rank: 1,186

2006-04-10 09:40:55

Hello everybody! Does anyone know when LHC Alpha will allow new users?

borandi: BAM!ID: 380; Joined: 2006-05-14; Posts: 271; Credits: 615,853,740; World-rank: 3,387

2006-04-10 14:00:33

isn't LHC Alpha by invitation only? LHC Alpha isnt your typical BOINC. . its rigorous testing on all OS and credit is hardly given

Guest

2006-04-11 07:33:44

my p2 266 laptop is going to break 1000!

Guest

2006-04-11 11:02:33

@all: Within 1 week or so, we'll hit 100,000 TeraFLOPS combined. Of course if it weren't for cheating projects like s@h and e@h who doesn't grant the claimed credit but cheats, we would have hit the 100,000 TeraFLOPS a long time ago.

Chris: BAM!ID: 339; Joined: 2006-05-14; Posts: 6; Credits: 124,221; World-rank: 620,174

2006-04-11 12:00:15

STill cant access SETI website from UK?

borandi: BAM!ID: 380; Joined: 2006-05-14; Posts: 271; Credits: 615,853,740; World-rank: 3,387

2006-04-11 13:24:55

Works fine from Hull. . . check your firewall/router/has your ISP blocked it?

Guest

2006-04-11 13:29:51

check 'BOINC Combined -> Project Stats' above. Says combined 415 TFLOP/s. . . 100,000 is a lot! Bluegene/L only does 280. 6 TFLOP/s with 131072 procs (Nov 05 data)

Guest

2006-04-11 14:05:57

@borandi: I was referring to the total combined credit, and I based this estimate on the apparent fact that 1 Cobblestone equals 10 milllion FLOPs according to Primegrid and Rosetta@home. Please correct me if I'm wrong

Guest

2006-04-11 14:30:16

heh its the distinction between FLOPs (total) and FLOP/s (per second) =D. So 100,000 TFLOPs (100 PFOPs, 0. 1 EFLOPs) = 10 bill creds

Good on all of us I say.

Guest

2006-04-11 14:52:24

@borandi: Yep it's pretty well done by our member. But imagine that someday in the future 10 billion cobblestones a day will be the least, if planetquests dreams come true with 1 billion members

Grenadier: BAM!ID: 59; Joined: 2006-05-10; Posts: 255; Credits: 12,339,382; World-rank: 48,611

2006-04-11 15:35:50

I just hit 2 million credits!

Guest

2006-04-11 15:38:28

When those multicores start from my X2 4400+ (1200 creds per day) up to IBMS 1024 kilocore tech and beyond then the proper computing begins!

Guest

2006-04-11 16:49:54

@borandi: You're absolutely right my friend. The proper computing lies in the future, and the future belongs to the multicores. I thought that Intel was supposed to come up with a 10 core this year, is it delayed or was it a mistake? When do we KiCo?

Guest

2006-04-11 19:00:56

AFAIK, Intel's roadmap has scheduled an 8 core by the end of 2008. . . lets hope their architecture is up to it. <b>AMD ftw

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Guest

2006-04-11 20:36:45

@borandi: 2008 LOL, it's to long into the future. I bet AMD can beat it with an even pricier and faster core system

borandi: BAM!ID: 380; Joined: 2006-05-14; Posts: 271; Credits: 615,853,740; World-rank: 3,387

2006-04-11 21:14:02

well Intel 65nm < AMD 90nm. Conroe sounds too good to be true, AM2 isnt much of a leap (DDR to DDR2 ~5% performance on benchmarks). Just wait until AMD hits 65nm and 45nm - then heads at Intel will roll! (They'll go for -ve nm processes lol)

Guest

2006-04-11 22:15:13

Two words: Leiden Classical!

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