Posts by Daniel
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Message boards :
Team Recruitment Center :
Calm Chaos Team Looking For New Members ( 6 )
(Message 921115)
Posted 24 Jul 2009 by  Daniel
Post: Tada! |
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Message boards :
Team Recruitment Center :
Calm Chaos Team Looking For New Members ( 6 )
(Message 920984)
Posted 24 Jul 2009 by Daniel
Post: Woohoo! Free advertising FTW! |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
The Kitty Crunching farm auction.............
(Message 914520)
Posted 5 Jul 2009 by Daniel
Post: Opening bid... $20 a month for Calm Chaos |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
FSB
(Message 865047)
Posted 13 Feb 2009 by Daniel
Post: You keep talking about RAM and he is asking about a CPU, btw. My laptop will not support stepping up in FSB, but it is BIOS limited. The best thing would be to find out if your model laptop is offered with the higher processor, that would be a good indicator. You could also go to Intel's site and do some research on the chipset of your laptop and see what it supports. |
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Number crunching :
Upgraded to 6.4.5 but not seeing any improvement
(Message 846056)
Posted 28 Dec 2008 by Daniel
Post: My machine with CUDA capability is still running seti-enhanced 5.28. How do I update that so CUDA might kick in? It is enabled on this machine and the drivers have been updated. Memory isn't a problem, my 8800GTS has 640K of RAM. I hope you mean 640mb, not 640k LOL It sounds like you have an old optimized app running still. Detach/reattach would be the easiest way in my experience. |
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Questions and Answers :
GPU applications :
GPU fan control
(Message 845884)
Posted 28 Dec 2008 by Daniel
Post: Rivatuner should be able to control fan speeds as well. |
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Number crunching :
Someone please explain this
(Message 845381)
Posted 26 Dec 2008 by Daniel
Post: the default for coprocessing should be 'No', and not 'Yes', since the projects do not own the equipment, by definition (not to mention common courtesy)! ;-) Agreed. |
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Number crunching :
Windows Users: How low can your OS go?
(Message 843815)
Posted 22 Dec 2008 by Daniel
Post: Ha. 779mb Idle XP64 system. Full running 1400mb. Ha. |
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Number crunching :
how does Cuda detection work...?`
(Message 843090)
Posted 21 Dec 2008 by Daniel
Post: Did he update to the CUDA BOINC version? |
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Message boards :
Cafe SETI :
Cuda Cuda Cuda!!!!!!!
(Message 842824)
Posted 21 Dec 2008 by Daniel
Post: Ford Rules and other two needed help to survive. You do know that Ford wants/is getting money too right? |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
Sub-forum for Cuda?
(Message 841828)
Posted 19 Dec 2008 by Daniel
Post: Motion seconded |
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Message boards :
Team Recruitment Center :
Calm Chaos Team Looking For New Members ( 6 )
(Message 841754)
Posted 19 Dec 2008 by Daniel
Post: Been awhile since I was in here! Join Calm Chaos! The team that doesn't laugh at your stats! |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
Summarize Cuda?
(Message 841551)
Posted 18 Dec 2008 by Daniel
Post: Well, I'm not going to be able to try this new CUDA stuff until my new video card arrives either Friday or Monday. Did you order from Tiger? If so, you might not want to look at this link.. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814130391 |
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Number crunching :
Pre-combined Package 64bit SSSE3x
(Message 840089)
Posted 15 Dec 2008 by Daniel
Post: If I knew how to compile anything I would. I just did some editing on the app_info to combine the AK_V8 and the AP files to make it easy to install. |
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Number crunching :
Pre-combined Package 64bit SSSE3x
(Message 839953)
Posted 14 Dec 2008 by Daniel
Post: Here is a package for Win64. SSSE3x Multi Beam AK v8 + Astropulse_v5.0 SSE3 App. App_info already edited. http://rapidshare.com/files/173331532/Win64SSSE3x.rar If you need any others just let me know. |
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Number crunching :
Only errors with SETI@GPU
(Message 839643)
Posted 13 Dec 2008 by Daniel
Post: I don't see "volunteer tester" tag in your avatar. Did you register on SETI beta? SETI main is inappropriate place for CUDA app still. If you had looked at his screenshot, they are mostly all Beta tasks. |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
best computer for crushing and power usage
(Message 839640)
Posted 13 Dec 2008 by Daniel
Post: Well if you want seriously expensive CUDA cruncher try on of thease :- AMD has a processor card also. http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/searchtools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=4259680&csid=_21 |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
;)
(Message 839010)
Posted 11 Dec 2008 by Daniel
Post: Folding@home works great on ATI GPU's. |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
BoincView users - new BOINC release advice, please?
(Message 838387)
Posted 10 Dec 2008 by Daniel
Post: The main issues I see are that BoincView delivers an error message in German once every few days, after which updates cease, and that there is nothing listed in BoincView's complete tab, ever (I miss it). I get that error too, I thought it was just me. On the wildly positive side, I enjoy 1.5 Beta 8's feature of allowing multiple result select in the standard Windows style for such functions as suspend, resume, abort, and Update. The 6 series of BOINC allows that too. |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
Laptop Question
(Message 837478)
Posted 6 Dec 2008 by Daniel
Post: In my experience the AMD laptops tend to run pretty hot. My core duo (last generation chip) laptop runs pretty cool even crunching 24/7. Both of those are Vista and have at least 2gb so you're okay there, make sure that any laptop you get that runs Vista has at LEAST 2gb RAM. |
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