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abortionNO.org: BAM!ID: 18859; Joined: 2007-02-08; Posts: 3; Credits: 3,632,812; World-rank: 105,979

2007-07-28 07:16:29

anyone know why tanpaku results don't show up?

abortionNO.org: BAM!ID: 18859; Joined: 2007-02-08; Posts: 3; Credits: 3,632,812; World-rank: 105,979

2007-07-28 07:17:01

Tanpaku isn't on this list:

Guest

2007-07-28 07:41:55

@abortionNO.org: my Tanpaku results show up. Maybe there's a problem with ur host id, or did you only recently sign up for Tanpaku??

Sid2: Forum moderator - BOINCstats SOFA member; BAM!ID: 28578; Joined: 2007-06-13; Posts: 7336; Credits: 593,088,993; World-rank: 3,493

2007-07-28 11:24:56

Either the Medison Celebrity is the Deal of the Century or a scam. RIght now, I choose the later.

Rumple Squeezer: BAM!ID: 4291; Joined: 2006-08-20; Posts: 1; Credits: 15,189,905; World-rank: 42,249

2007-07-28 12:57:30

re: MedisonCelebrity- I note that the accessories page gives nothing but ad prices. Even with Linux, a laptop at 256 mb RAM is highly undesirable.

Sid2: Forum moderator - BOINCstats SOFA member; BAM!ID: 28578; Joined: 2007-06-13; Posts: 7336; Credits: 593,088,993; World-rank: 3,493

2007-07-28 13:33:57

An.Fear.Glas: What do you expect for only $150?

mesman21: BAM!ID: 18559; Joined: 2007-02-04; Posts: 6; Credits: 3,771,744,079; World-rank: 874

2007-07-28 13:34:18

@An.Fear yeah the 256mb sux, but with ram so cheap you could get 1Gb for $30 no problem.

Seejay: BAM!ID: 3162; Joined: 2006-07-15; Posts: 3178; Credits: 13,483,340; World-rank: 45,873

2007-07-28 14:18:02

We'll all have to wait 4-6 weeks until my Celeb. arrives to pass judgement. OK, 256 Meg sux, but with Linux running instead of windoze, resources are not overloaded. Anyway, all I want the thing for is to add crunching power. I'll add some RAM...

Seejay: BAM!ID: 3162; Joined: 2006-07-15; Posts: 3178; Credits: 13,483,340; World-rank: 45,873

2007-07-28 14:18:57

...and take it from there.

Hedwig the numbercruncher: BAM!ID: 5083; Joined: 2006-09-01; Posts: 25; Credits: 1,932,869; World-rank: 151,773

2007-07-28 19:54:55

makes no sense and sounds good! I'll wait till u get urs and maybe I follow your example.

Trabeate: BAM!ID: 918; Joined: 2006-05-29; Posts: 3; Credits: 23,001,858; World-rank: 31,953

2007-07-28 20:06:33

150,000.56 credit and 37,005 position.

Shai Hulud: BAM!ID: 7901; Joined: 2006-10-06; Posts: 49; Credits: 1,472,797; World-rank: 175,680

2007-07-28 21:13:14

About MedCeleb: Interesting page: tinyurl.com/2nl73e - All in all, sounds good!

Shai Hulud: BAM!ID: 7901; Joined: 2006-10-06; Posts: 49; Credits: 1,472,797; World-rank: 175,680

2007-07-28 21:47:10

But still sceptical... :/

TeeVeeEss: Tester - Translator - BOINCstats SOFA member; BAM!ID: 2648; Joined: 2006-06-27; Posts: 814; Credits: 12,643,058,295; World-rank: 343

2007-07-28 22:41:39

Almost sure it's scam, check medisonscam.blogspot.com/ !!

NeoAmsterdam: BAM!ID: 30000; Joined: 2007-07-07; Posts: 0; Credits: 27,946; World-rank: 1,152,572

2007-07-28 22:51:53

I have to agree - this smells fishy-er than the Fulton Fish Market on a hot August afternoon.

Guest

2007-07-28 23:50:56

Mama always told me "If it sounds to good to be true it probably is"

PovAddict: BAM!ID: 115; Joined: 2006-05-10; Posts: 1013; Credits: 5,785,239; World-rank: 79,703

2007-07-29 03:48:10

What's the best project for a 400MHz 192MB RAM that is NOT running 24/7?

Kevin Erickson: BAM!ID: 229; Joined: 2006-05-12; Posts: 61; Credits: 549,149,408; World-rank: 3,697

2007-07-29 05:03:13

@pov If its running some form of Windows then you could put Primegrid on it, its Requirements are low.

Hedwig the numbercruncher: BAM!ID: 5083; Joined: 2006-09-01; Posts: 25; Credits: 1,932,869; World-rank: 151,773

2007-07-29 08:42:57

@pov: yes, prime is k or chess960. both with xlab ad u see some credits.

Shai Hulud: BAM!ID: 7901; Joined: 2006-10-06; Posts: 49; Credits: 1,472,797; World-rank: 175,680

2007-07-29 09:15:46

IMHO, letting this old PC's crunch isnt very effective MHz per Watt or Credits per Watt is too low, uneconomically imo... :/

KAMasud: BAM!ID: 7927; Joined: 2006-10-06; Posts: 1116; Credits: 5,326,383,389; World-rank: 671

2007-07-29 09:36:01

May be;-) but it can still give 600 credits per month :-P

MBark: BAM!ID: 23937; Joined: 2007-04-23; Posts: 11; Credits: 127,800,136; World-rank: 10,036

2007-07-29 11:17:40

@pov: I average 30+ credits a day running Rosetta on a Pentium II 300 MHz.

MBark: BAM!ID: 23937; Joined: 2007-04-23; Posts: 11; Credits: 127,800,136; World-rank: 10,036

2007-07-29 11:24:16

@pov: It does run 24/7 though.

FalconFly: BAM!ID: 9744; Joined: 2006-10-19; Posts: 41; Credits: 0; World-rank: 0

2007-07-29 11:59:51

If Energy Costs aren't a factor at all, crunch along with all you got (ecological issues aside)... But otherwise: old hardware should be sold/dumped and replaced by modern, energy-efficient performers any day. Especially for high Uptimes or 24/7...

mesman21: BAM!ID: 18559; Joined: 2007-02-04; Posts: 6; Credits: 3,771,744,079; World-rank: 874

2007-07-29 13:00:45

30 credits per day running 24/7, deff not worth the power, buy a quad run it for one hour a day and get more credit w. far less power! It will save money in long run.

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