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I know, I've been following his saga in the folding farm threadwussboy wrote:Don't worry, Lenny. Zhentar has been talking about getting his farm running for weeks now.
It even got me tempted to start my own (before sanity and financial reality set in). Every time I see the XP2400+ with ECS K7S5A Pro MB on sale for $99 from Fry's I start dreaming again
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We've past 400,000 points!
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Our team has past a pretty major milestone, with nary a peep from anybody -- we must be getting complacent!
We have past 400,000 POINTS! No small feat! The Stanford servers have been down and up at least twice in the past 2-3 days, which makes things a bit herky-jerky, but SPRC Folds manages to stay in the "green zone" (i.e. above 3,000 points a day, as listed here: http://folding.extremeoverclocking.com/).
On a personal note, our neighborhood lost electrical power for about 4 hours yesterday -- it was a gorgeous summer day with virtually NO air conditioners needed, and the local transformer quit! We had a brown out on one phase, so we lost power on about 1/3 of our house's circuits, and then the whole bit when completely out 1/2 hour later... But, I'm back folding, and I've managed to stay in the "yello zone" (i.e. above 1,000 points a week, as listed here: http://folding.extremeoverclocking.com/ ... amID=31574))
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Our team has past a pretty major milestone, with nary a peep from anybody -- we must be getting complacent!
We have past 400,000 POINTS! No small feat! The Stanford servers have been down and up at least twice in the past 2-3 days, which makes things a bit herky-jerky, but SPRC Folds manages to stay in the "green zone" (i.e. above 3,000 points a day, as listed here: http://folding.extremeoverclocking.com/).
On a personal note, our neighborhood lost electrical power for about 4 hours yesterday -- it was a gorgeous summer day with virtually NO air conditioners needed, and the local transformer quit! We had a brown out on one phase, so we lost power on about 1/3 of our house's circuits, and then the whole bit when completely out 1/2 hour later... But, I'm back folding, and I've managed to stay in the "yello zone" (i.e. above 1,000 points a week, as listed here: http://folding.extremeoverclocking.com/ ... amID=31574))
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Had to shut down the test room farm to do some noise measurements then forgot to turn them back on for almost a day. My loss, your gain... but I have a couple more machines to throw into the mix... so watch out! whenever I can get around to setting them uptragus wrote:Woo, hoo, MikeC had a bad day folding and I surged ahead of him by 32.3 points! For a short time, I am curious (yellow). Go MikeC, go MikeC, it's your birthday...
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We have moved up to #42! And we have almost 442,000 points! Way to go team!
We have moved up to #42! And we have almost 442,000 points! Way to go team!
am i getting a lot less that i should?
http://folding.extremeoverclocking.com/ ... erID=42333
seems to imply about 70 points every few days, is that what i should expect from a 24/7 p4 2.53? just wondered. ill keep folding anyway. it may as well do something useful.
http://folding.extremeoverclocking.com/ ... erID=42333
seems to imply about 70 points every few days, is that what i should expect from a 24/7 p4 2.53? just wondered. ill keep folding anyway. it may as well do something useful.
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#40 and climbing...
#40 and climbing...
Welcome back TRC-13!
Welcome back TRC-13!
But what's happening to miker/mjrusso45? A while back he mentioned he didn't know why his production is dropping. Has the mystery been solved? Has Zhentar hijacked your machines and assimilated it into his farm?wussboy wrote:Yeah, it's good to see TRC-13 back. And it's also good to see most of KWSN's top performers with production graphs pointed disctinctly down.
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No - you could be getting about 60 points/day. I would guess you are picking up only Tinker units. To get a P4 (or any SSE or 3DNow enabled CPU) to really sing you need to be working Gromacs, and to do that (or at least have a 99% chance you are assigned Gromacs) you should put the start optionsmynci wrote:am i getting a lot less that i should?
http://folding.extremeoverclocking.com/ ... erID=42333
seems to imply about 70 points every few days, is that what i should expect from a 24/7 p4 2.53? just wondered. ill keep folding anyway. it may as well do something useful.
-advmethods -forceasm
on your start line (depends which client/console etc how you are running). advmethods requests advanced work (which broadly translates to Gromacs), forceasm forces assembly optimisations on, which in the case of the Gromacs core includes SSE or 3DNow code.