I'm in for a bit

[IronBits]

Started up the BOINC stuff and fired up Climate Prediction.
Let's see how it goes... so far I see,
Measured floating point speed 2614.4 million ops/sec
Measured integer speed 4895.4 million ops/sec

I assume that's good, gave it 100%, it's the only project, adjusted the priority from LOW to below_normal.

Any other tweaks? (I didn't install the screensave)

[Angus]

Now you can take a nap for 3 weeks or so while it crunches that huge WU :sleepy:

[IronBits]

You woke me up to tell me that???? :moon:
:sleepy:

[Darkness Productions]

Retire, unretire, retire, unretire... shouldn't your name be Michael Jordan or something? :cheers:

[IronBits]

:rotfl:

[em99010pepe]

I'm in for a bit

Me too under Free-DC Merenaries name.
Yesterday I was looking at the stats and I think we can easily climb a few spots. I'm tired of running DPAD so I added my machines to it.

Carlos

[em99010pepe]

Looks like my work machine doesn't like BOINC, always crashing with fortran errors.

Carlos

[Helix_Von_Smelix]

CPDN will test your system to extreams. I would recomend NO overclocking, and RAM timings to a normal level. Even if you pass prime95, you may still have problems. If you can run a stable CPDN model to the end then you have a very stable M/C

[em99010pepe]

CPDN will test your system to extreams. I would recomend NO overclocking, and RAM timings to a normal level. Even if you pass prime95, you may still have problems. If you can run a stable CPDN model to the end then you have a very stable M/C

It's stable with Rosetta for the last week. Everytime I change to CPND it crashes. Must be the optimized client.

Carlos

[Helix_Von_Smelix]

no. it's your PC not being stable for CPDN