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    It's 1.41% done in 179 days, so I would say it's not even close to being done

    http://stats.distributed.net/projects.php?project_id=28

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    Okay.
    Thanks Bok for the supplied information.

    This thead may be closed.

    Greetings, Rik

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    Hmm another project to own. lol Time to fire up the home super computer.
    I'm having fun!!! I'm just not sure if it's net fun or gross fun.

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    We are 31 overall and about 16 for yesterday. I'm shooting for the top 10 overall. Anyone want to help with the push? The project is still young and we have a good shot rising quickly.
    I'm having fun!!! I'm just not sure if it's net fun or gross fun.

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    I am currently running OGR on 18 computers and will install a few more in a week or two.
    I'm constantly on lookout for cheap components and computers to add to my farm.
    I enjoy free electricity, but the space the cases take in my rather small apartment is a problem, as well as the noise and the 2kW of heat they generate.

    That being said, I'm planning a "rack closet" which should house 50 or so computers (which is about the point when my fuses begin blowing ). So expect my contribution to increase little by little as my farm grows until I reach that goal, fry due to the heat or my landlord notices the electric bill!

    Good to have you on the project guru!

    -S

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    Oh, as for the duration of the project, d.net has estimated it will take about the same time as the previous OGR-27, which was five years.
    While the OGR-28 is more complex project, the algorithm has been improved. ...So it should take around 5-6 years to complete with the predicted rate of work being done.

    The first two stubspaces are almost complete now, and the project's speed (measured in stubs) will increase as the stubs in stubspace 3 are smaller (in nodes).
    Therefore the estimate of completion of OGR-28 around year 2040 is a bit of an overkill at this moment.

    -S

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    s07197, great to have you on board. Free electricity does help a lot. Mine isn't free but it is the cheapest in the US close to free. If you want some help finding the most efficient systems for running in your limited space and cooling capacity let me know. Hopefully fall will kick in early so I can fire up the rest of the systems in my shop.
    I'm having fun!!! I'm just not sure if it's net fun or gross fun.

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