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Wondering if the speed is normal?
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hows it going I have 2 machines crunching: and ice ibook and a biege G3 running at 500mhz. I have 28 units completed in 717hours. Is htis normal I see these people with 10,000 units completed. Do they have 10,000 computers crunching 24/7 or what not a big deal just wondering.
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With some loud music + a friend to chat nearby you can get alot done. - but jezz, I'd avoid it if I had the choice---- If only real people came with Alpha Channels.......:)
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This is SETI, btw.
It seems a bit slow, can you give me more details?
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717 hours / 28 units = 25.6 hours/unit. On average.
I get about 16 hours on my iMac 500.
You should get about the same on your G3, dunno about the icebook.
There arre a whole bunch of ways to speed up your WU times. Check the "Links" page at http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/
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I madea ram disk things seem to be better thanks for the help
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With some loud music + a friend to chat nearby you can get alot done. - but jezz, I'd avoid it if I had the choice---- If only real people came with Alpha Channels.......:)
AIM:xflaer
deinterlaced.com
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Join Date: Oct 2000
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The people who have 10,000+ units probably use CPU farms, supercomputers, and the like.
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Fyre4ce
Let it burn.
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Join Date: Dec 2000
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Originally posted by Fyre4ce:
<STRONG>The people who have 10,000+ units probably use CPU farms, supercomputers, and the like.</STRONG>
Or they are nutty people like me who just keep going. I'll hit 10K eventually, and I've got just one comp going right now.
Some of us build computers just for crunching, too.
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Join Date: May 2001
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thanks guys for the tips now I getting about one unit every 15 hours which is better. I tried to put it on my moms computer but she didn't like it. she said it made her nervous oh well I just have it on 2 machines right now. Happy crunching!
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With some loud music + a friend to chat nearby you can get alot done. - but jezz, I'd avoid it if I had the choice---- If only real people came with Alpha Channels.......:)
AIM:xflaer
deinterlaced.com
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