1) Message boards : News : SETI@home hibernation (Message 2036599) Posted 7 Mar 2020 by TouchuvGrey Post: i've been crunching for SETI@home since early 2004. This is the project that always struck an emotional chord deep within me. i'm sure there are many other very worthwhile projects but it won't be the same. i've been reading and watching science fiction for 55+ years and have wanted to meet ET for all of those. This is like losing a family member. Mike

2) Message boards : Number crunching : SETI@home v8.22 Windows GPU applications support thread (Message 1979682) Posted 10 Feb 2019 by TouchuvGrey Post: Hello Stephen: i reinstalled afterburner, waited a few minutes and all good now.

3) Message boards : Number crunching : SETI@home v8.22 Windows GPU applications support thread (Message 1978559) Posted 4 Feb 2019 by TouchuvGrey Post: Hello Stephen: Earlier today i downloaded and installed Afterburner. After installing i looked at tasks and rather than seeing Running (0.24 CPU's + 1 NVIDIA GPU ) i saw Running (0.24 CPU's GPU missing ) i uninstalled Afterburner, rebooted. Back to normal. Did i stuff up somewhere ? Is there a way i can see how much work is being crunched by my GPU vs the CPU ? i have 16 GB RAM installed, any thoughts on how much performance adding another 16GB would add ? i can have up to 64GB on this machine.

4) Message boards : Number crunching : SETI@home v8.22 Windows GPU applications support thread (Message 1976635) Posted 23 Jan 2019 by TouchuvGrey Post: running the Lunatics version

5) Message boards : Number crunching : SETI@home v8.22 Windows GPU applications support thread (Message 1976576) Posted 23 Jan 2019 by TouchuvGrey Post: i just upgraded and now have https://setiathome.berkeley.edu/show_host_detail.php?hostid=8656624 up and running. i have a feeling i can get a lot more out of this machine but have been very busy for the last few years with other things and have forgotten much i once knew. If anyone has any suggestions for tweaking for better performance i would be very happy to hear them. Intel i5 8600k CPU. NVidia GTX 680 card. Gigabyte Z370 XP SLI MoBo. Case with 5 fans plus a Noctua NH D14 CPU cooler. i thought i knew how to have the video card run ( at least ) 2 jobs at once but i seem to have stuffed that up. Mike

6) Message boards : Technical News : Out of the fire and into the pit of sulfuric acid. (Feb 19, 2010) (Message 973015) Posted 22 Feb 2010 by TouchuvGrey Post: $180,000.00 divided by 8 is $22,500.00 per year. That's not a living wage even down here in south Mississippi. i'm pretty sure the cost of living in Berkley is considerably higher than down here.

7) Message boards : Number crunching : **UPDATED**-Blurf's 3 Day Seti Donation Challenge (Message 799360) Posted 17 Aug 2008 by TouchuvGrey Post: I just bought a house, so have little to spare. $50.00 is all i can do right now.

8) Questions and Answers : Unix/Linux : Linux Client is complete and absolute Garbage (Message 713743) Posted 16 Feb 2008 by TouchuvGrey Post: Being used to windows computers it was at first a bit of a challenge to get a linux client up and running. First i got a 32 bit ubuntu application running, then a 64 bit, now a 64 bit optimized application. I got a lot of help here http://lunatics.kwsn.net/linux/index.0.html Stick with it, it gets easier with a bit of practice.

9) Message boards : Technical News : Takin' Care of Business and Workin' Overtime (May 11 2007) (Message 566114) Posted 12 May 2007 by TouchuvGrey Post: Crunching again here, on one machine anyway. Ready for more wu's. Bring em on : ) Mike

10) Message boards : Technical News : Takin' Care of Business and Workin' Overtime (May 11 2007) (Message 565708) Posted 12 May 2007 by TouchuvGrey Post: Great, looking forward to getting some more wu's and getting back to crunching here. Mike

 
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