Stone wrote:I was thinking about stealing the house Sparcstation and sticking a couple of extra CPUs in it to boost me up a bit...anyone care to estimate how fast it could crunch through units with 4x 200MHz chips in it?
Stone
What type of Sparc CPU is it?
Sun UltraSPARC (512KB L2) x 4 @ 200MHz each = 6hr 42min
Sun UltraSPARC-II (4MB L2) x 4 @ 200MHz each = 6hr 21min
Sun UltraSPARC-IIe (256KB L2) x 4 @ 200MHz each = 9hr
Sun UltraSPARC-IIi (2MB L2) x 4 @ 200MHz each = 6hr 31min
Sun UltraSPARC-IIi (256KB L2) x 4 @ 200MHz each = 8hr 29min
Sun UltraSPARC-III (8MB L2) x 4 @ 200MHz each = 8hr 48min
Weitek SPARC Power uP (1MB L2) x 4 @ 200MHz each = 19hr 35min
Llamasoftie SETI@home page wrote:11) Everklear 1815 1.514 years 7 hr 18 min 32.5 sec Sat May 22 15:24:04 2004 Canada
12) Elizian 1811 3.381 years 16 hr 21 min 11.8 sec Sat May 22 14:38:59 2004 United Kingdom
Oi! Mr Laser-eyes ... where the Hell did you pop up from?
There was I, quietly gaining on Dvorak, when you come racing through like a bat out of Hell, turning them around 3 times faster than me
Oh well, looks like it will be even longer before I get back into the Top Ten
Though I have only just got back into it after, ohhh... 5 years
But for the main app my old login and password still work! Just not for joining groups
Though the two units I completed on my trusty PII-233 in 1999 took 288 hours.
This XP3200+ box, and t'other XP1900+ box make a llovely difference
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Llamasoftie SETI@home page wrote:11) Everklear 1815 1.514 years 7 hr 18 min 32.5 sec Sat May 22 15:24:04 2004 Canada
12) Elizian 1811 3.381 years 16 hr 21 min 11.8 sec Sat May 22 14:38:59 2004 United Kingdom
Oi! Mr Laser-eyes ... where the Hell did you pop up from?
There was I, quietly gaining on Dvorak, when you come racing through like a bat out of Hell, turning them around 3 times faster than me
Oh well, looks like it will be even longer before I get back into the Top Ten
You noticed, eh? I've been gaining steadily on you for weeks now. I was planning to make some suitably smart-ass comment once I puncture the top ten. It'll be slower going after that, though.
If I get my wife's computer replaced with the Barton 2500 I've got in the works I should pick up a little more speed as well.
"Ask not for whom the bone bones; it bones for thee."
--Bender
Elizian wrote:w00t! Con lations to Icebaby on cracking the 20K units barrier
The stats page wrote:1) icebaby 20134 10.000 years 4 hr 21 min 02.9 sec Fri Jun 11 19:09:22 2004 United Kingdom
Indeed!
Nice going there. I expect I'll have given up on SETI before I get that far.... I've been thinking about maybe Foldin@Home. I mean, now that I've pushed Dvorak out of the top ten, what else is there to look forward to?
"Ask not for whom the bone bones; it bones for thee."
--Bender
Because of this change, SETI@home accounts will have separate old and new work totals. The old total is the workunit total from the current SETI@home. It won't change, and a section of our web site will show the final leaderboards based on old work totals. New work unit totals will start from zero.
I'm a bit nervous...
>take off sunglasses
Seamen and fishermen alike swear to have heard voices in the rising tide. Inhuman screams, some of them say.
Downloaded BOINC and installed, but just keep getting "Messages" stating that "No Schedulers responded" when I provide the SETI URL/Account Code I got in my "Account activated" email...
[Sir_LANs-a-lot]
Meat is murder.
Tasty, tasty murder.
Noticing that I have just sneaked past Dvorak (but only because he stopped returning units a week ago) and got back into 11th place, it also came to my attention that the group has accumulated 99.200 years of CPU time and should breach the century barrier some time later this week. Yay us