My personal best was a 82 for 18 holes when I was playing on my high school golf team.

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Seti@Home classic workunits:20,676 CPU time:74,226 hours

A proud member of the OFA (Old Farts Association)

Six i7-8700 hosts, four Ryzen 7-1700 hosts and twelve Raspberry Pis.

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How about https://setiathome.berkeley.edu/top_users.php?

I'm currently running 2 android phones, 2 Intel boxes, and 2 AMD boxes. I am down to 1 Linux rig and 3 Windows 10 setups for the time being.

I am still wondering how I ended up 33 on the list.

Tom

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A proud member of the OFA (Old Farts Association).

Four Android devices. 3 phones, one tablet.

Correction, make that three android devices, 2 phones and a tablet. The battery on my oldest Android phone puffed up and is non-working. I'm not spending €20,- on a replacement, it isn't worth it. So bye bye, Huawei G700. You've done well.

1 iMac, 1 MacBook, 1 PC, 1 Tablet, 1 Smartphone

have a nice day

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I'm down to one machine at work and two phones. Combined 9 CPU cores and 1 gpu. :( [/b]

My old SUN WS just died after 11 years of service with its Opteron 1210, I have now a HP laptop with a E-450 AGP running SuSE Linux Leap 15.0, an A10-6700 running both Windows 10 and a Virtual SuSE Linux Tumbleweed, a Ryzen 5 1400 running Windows 10. My electricity bill at 300 kWh/month is about 70 euros/month but that includes the RAI TV bill, which was added to the electricity bill. Plus I have a Sky bill of 28 euros/month, with no soccer or films.
Tullio

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ah ok. i do wonder what a mining mobo with 15 gpus on it hitting seti would look like and also the power cost.

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Look in the Top Computers Statistics page for Tbar, Tom M. Ian&Steve for the volunteers running workstation or mining motherboards with 8 or more gpus crunching. I believe Tbar holds the record right now at 12 gpus.

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ah ok. i do wonder what a mining mobo with 15 gpus on it hitting seti would look like and also the power cost.

no mining board can do 15 GPUs. the most popular series of mining boards are the ones based around the H110 or B250 chipsets. those are limited to 13 consumer GPUs. pay no attention to the marketing on thost boards that claim to support 19 or 20 GPUs or whatever. the caveat there is that it can only achieve that with some mining specific GPUs in the mix. i saw a guy with one of the newer H370 based mining boards get up to 14GPUs, but the person that did it just showed them mining, dint post their settings (could be running PCIe gen1) and unsure if it could do the same for a more intense workload like SETI.

I'm reasonably confident i could run >16 GPUs with my board if i were to use some PLX switch expanders, but i don't have enough spare GPUs to try it, and i have no desire to run that kind of setup (PCIe 4in1 expanders) long term. it would only be a "just because" test.

this guy got "18" GPUs on my board: https://devtalk.nvidia.com/default/topic/649542/cuda-setup-and-installation/18-gpus-in-a-single-rig-and-it-works/

though it's still only 11 physical cards, 7 of them are dual GPU cards.

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ah ok. idk that. what the power draw on a set up like that?

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