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Number crunching :
Formatting a Dell hardrive.
(Message 931353)
Posted 6 Sep 2009 by ![]() Post: You did not say what version of Windows you installed but guessing it's XP and you just bumped into Microsofts protection klunkiness ... see --> http://www.aumha.org/win5/a/wpa.php .... swapping the drives between boxes caused the "score" to change by too much and MS balks and won't boot. |
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Super PI scores...........
(Message 707699)
Posted 3 Feb 2008 by ![]() Post: Dell XPS M170 Pentium M 780, 2Gb ram - 41.015 secs. AMD X2 4200+, some MSI motherboard, 1GB ram. - 40.828 secs. This was only with SETI "snoozed". could have shut a few more programs down, but was too lazy. On the AMD, i was running via Remote Desktop (well, remote administrator, not windows remote desktop), but did have seti "snoozed". Neither machine is OCed (very hard to overclock a Dell, plus it is a laptop.) |
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PS3Grid
(Message 687996)
Posted 2 Dec 2007 by ![]() Post: Now I just wish there was a PS3 Seti App, Linux or not. With the price coming down, I may eventually buy one(a used 60GB model). :D Thanks for the link! I guess i didnt search enough. |
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PS3Grid
(Message 687859)
Posted 2 Dec 2007 by ![]() Post: I am currently running the PS3GRID release of YDL with Boinc. Just wondering if there as been any headway with a SETI app that actually uses the Cell SPEs correctly yet? Any links would be wonderful, if any type of project like this does exist. |
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US Air Force Web Page?
(Message 423014)
Posted 18 Sep 2006 by ![]() Post: Just wondering what happened to http://www.joypipe.net? that is the home page for the guy that is the "owner" of the USAF team for Seti. David A. DesLauriers - What is going on man? lol Thanks.. |
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