Hey M, congrats on going RED today! You too David! Thanks for all the info too. I'll be happy to pick up the ball for you M, as soon as Pete and I finish our race :lol: Currently my P4 2.8c is my most productive rig, by far so I will not be testing it until I can add more processing power. I've trie...

Uh oh...I think Pete's voodoo is working on me too :? I discovered this morning that my laptop isn't stable enough for folding. It was working last week but it crashed sometime over the weekend. Its only a 933MHz PIII, but every clock cycle helps...especially in this race!!! :lol: I never did trust ...

...taunted them a little today, next time I'll bring a chainsaw for their shrubbery

No

Pete, I'll race you to 100

You'll probably win but it'll be fun trying

Found this, its based off of 1 persons data. Its pretty good, but there are a lot of protiens that have only been done once per cpu. It would be good to see more sample data per protien per cpu. But it does answer a lot of questions that have been floating around. The person does not say if the 2.4c...

Tinkers are written in Fortran while Gromacs are in assembler. While Fortran is a good language for scientific and mathematic applications, nothing beats assembler.

ArtCubed or is it Artcubed?

How did it feel to pass yourself?

Woohoo! A challenge

I'll pass you both ColdFlame and Buddabing

...maybe not this year but I'm setting my goals high

Hmmmm....that means I need to find more GHz

http://forum.folding-community.org indicate the following: The due date is 2.5 * the benchmark time for the above mentioned 500MHz Celeron. http://forum.folding-community.org/viewtopic.php?t=7007&highlight=due+date According to Vijay Pande, the assignment servers will only give Gromacs to machines ...

Mas, unless I'm missing something, your test do not necessarily show that there is a 140+% increase in frame rate. It shows that a single process' frame rate, for different frames and different versions of clients run 140+% slower with two processes than one, or am I missing something? Even though w...

I have always thought that my xbox was loud, even before I became interested in silent pcs. :) I think the noise comes from every component. Whenever the optical drive spins up, it adds another layer to the fan noice and the sounds of the hd seek. I don't know when I bought mine, I'm thinking a coup...

Running 2 clients on a single threaded processor would be slower than a single client due to task switching overhead. But the difference is probably not enough to be noticed.

NP Mas...

As ArtCubed pointed out, you can get a ~10% ppw gain with HT on and 2 clients running. I haven't done any benchmarks on my 2.8c so I don't know the actual numbers. David or someone else may have some done some benchmarking on this.

1 instance...you only have 1 processor

10% more output should be about 80 or so points a week. Should be a way to run 100% with ht enable though? With HT enabled, you are running the processor at 100%. Since HT makes 1 physical processor look like two logical processors using thread level parallism on the processor, task manager reports...

Our signatures will turn blue again: LiquidNinjas.com will be down in entirety from Monday morning 2/16 till Tuesday evening 2/17. The server will be moved to a new location. The IP will also be changing. It may take 1-2 weeks for the DNS servers around the world to catch up with the IP change. This...

Remember that the sig images are based off a third database of stats over at LiquidNinjas.com. I haven't been over to the forums there in quite awhile, but I'd bet you folks (and the SPCR team) are not alone in having the sig images screwed up. I just thought it was strange that some peoples signat...

There's two of me on EOC stats: Artcubed ArtCubed It may be that the database that EOC is using is case sensitive and Stanford's isn't. Some databases are case sensitive and some aren't when doing string comparisons, sortings, groupings, etc. Some can also be configured to be case sensitive/insensi...

Thanks Trip.

I think I was a little vague about the ps options with the HT-200. The ps options are extra, or you can get it without the ps. The $229 is w/o the ps, but its still a good deal since it includes the VFD

If you don't mind a flipdown front you could get a Kanam HT-200 from Digital Connection. http://www.digitalconnection.com/Products/Cases/ht200.asp From what I understand, Kanam is the manufacturer of the dVine series and Digital Connection is the only U.S. company that gets their cases directly from...

Stanford's stat database got corrupted. They are restoring it from backup and re-entering recent data. They think it will be fixed in a day or so.

See: http://www.stanford.edu/group/pandegrou ... /news.html

NullObject is up 15 places to #159 Never are the gains more heady than when you are close to the bottom. :lol: I thought I was going to get dizzy from my ascent...until I looked up and was reminded that I've only taken a few steps. Its kind of like passing hundreds of runners at the beginning of a ...

Thanks for the wishlist Z. I was daydreaming about a farm too and was wondering what I should buy and how much it would cost. Saved me a lot of research.

What would be the average ppw?
Would there be anything more cost effective, pp$?

...still daydreaming

Thanks for the welcome David. First I decide to build a HTPC, then I catch the silentpc bug :) ...then the folding bug :D It was a slow start for me...tinkers :evil: So I switched to console for -advmethods and began running two clients. I complete a couple of work units and I'm still sitting at 0 p...