Does anybody else run SETI@HOME ?
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Just wondering about this. Also, would users like to setup a CodeProject SETI team? I have been runing SETI for most of this year and have so far completed 206 units. Has anybody else at CP done more? Roger Allen the :) man
Been running s@h since 22 Feb this year, my total is 419 units so far.
Bruce Duncan | The Digital Delirium | Sonork ID 100.10030 Aythos
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Just wondering about this. Also, would users like to setup a CodeProject SETI team? I have been runing SETI for most of this year and have so far completed 206 units. Has anybody else at CP done more? Roger Allen the :) man
I've been running SETI for about 6 months and have run up 304 units. It would be more if the aliens from Alpha Centauri would stop dropping in for a quick game of Diablo II ;P ----------------------------- "I leave no turn un-stoned." - John Simmons, Nov 6 2001 -----------------------------
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Just wondering about this. Also, would users like to setup a CodeProject SETI team? I have been runing SETI for most of this year and have so far completed 206 units. Has anybody else at CP done more? Roger Allen the :) man
I used to run the Cancer version of the application on my old K6-2. Never actually managed to upload anything back to the server though :rolleyes: What impact would these applications have on the longitivity of your CPU? Surely it's going to wear the CPU out over a period of time, plus you'll get overheating problems and high power consumption. Simon Hey, it looks like you're writing a letter! Sonork ID 100.10024
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Been running s@h since 22 Feb this year, my total is 419 units so far.
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Just wondering about this. Also, would users like to setup a CodeProject SETI team? I have been runing SETI for most of this year and have so far completed 206 units. Has anybody else at CP done more? Roger Allen the :) man
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I used to run the Cancer version of the application on my old K6-2. Never actually managed to upload anything back to the server though :rolleyes: What impact would these applications have on the longitivity of your CPU? Surely it's going to wear the CPU out over a period of time, plus you'll get overheating problems and high power consumption. Simon Hey, it looks like you're writing a letter! Sonork ID 100.10024
The impact will not be bigger that the impact of turning it on an off. you see, what really kills CPU are the transitories that are generated whenever you turn it on or off. And the overheating problems should not be a concern, your system should be designed to be able to cope with these problems. My computer is on an working 24 hours a day and I've had no problem. At work we've had an HP workstation on for 6 years, the other day we had to turn it off for maintenance of the servers and we never could turn it on again. And the power consumption will not be really big, the most power consuming part of a computer is the screen, and I'm sure you can turn it off while you analyze a signal.
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Just wondering about this. Also, would users like to setup a CodeProject SETI team? I have been runing SETI for most of this year and have so far completed 206 units. Has anybody else at CP done more? Roger Allen the :) man
Looks like I am well behind most users on number of units completed. Maybe I should have started earlier. I have had my PC running 24 hours/day for months just to get this far! ;P Roger Allen wrote: Also, would users like to setup a CodeProject SETI team? Anyone up for this? Roger Allen the :) man
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Looks like I am well behind most users on number of units completed. Maybe I should have started earlier. I have had my PC running 24 hours/day for months just to get this far! ;P Roger Allen wrote: Also, would users like to setup a CodeProject SETI team? Anyone up for this? Roger Allen the :) man
Are you running the command-line or screensaver version of the seti@home client ? I switched from the screensaver to command line and cut my avg. time per workunit from 16h to 11h40m.
Bruce Duncan | The Digital Delirium | Sonork ID 100.10030 Aythos
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Just wondering about this. Also, would users like to setup a CodeProject SETI team? I have been runing SETI for most of this year and have so far completed 206 units. Has anybody else at CP done more? Roger Allen the :) man
164 units. Thats on my office Intel 333Mhz. I can't see the time to solve the problem i have with my new modem (i am waiting for the XP driver) so i can see what my ATHLON XP 1500 can do. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Memory leaks is the price we pay \0 01234567890123456789012345678901234
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164 units. Thats on my office Intel 333Mhz. I can't see the time to solve the problem i have with my new modem (i am waiting for the XP driver) so i can see what my ATHLON XP 1500 can do. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Memory leaks is the price we pay \0 01234567890123456789012345678901234
hi! i'm also running seti@home... Results returned: 381 Last result returned: 14/11/01 10:16:34 Total CPU time: 1.04 yrs Avg. CPU time: 23:54:56 Rank: 208,591 of 3,370,621 (93.799%) this is on a compaq 366 mhz notebook. i also use a nice little tool - setispy - with it. nice little program that adds months of interest to keeping the thing running! i have one question - does anyone ever notice that at times quite anomalous results are returned very quickly to the db and _no_ credit for the result is added to your account? i've seen this happen 2 or 3 times (no idea if or how often it's happened and i don't notice it). if anyone else has noticed it, any idea then what gives? Bob Johnson SonorkID: 0.20 bob@sonorkdev.com bob@sonork.com --------------------------------------------------------------- * Sonork! - THE Professional Instant Messaging Solution * --------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.sonork.com http://www.sonorkdev.com SonorkDev! - PO Box 6362 - Plymouth, MA - 02362 tel: +508-523-5063