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Message 913 - Posted: 7 Sep 2005, 2:45:54 UTC
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Hi, just signed on

Using P4 840ee HT 1 gig ram, CC4.72, Seti enhanced 4.04, WUs have a completion date of 9/27/05 and a to completion time of 3.26.37. have 43 WUs on hand, and now off we go.
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Message 915 - Posted: 7 Sep 2005, 4:26:25 UTC

Welcome aboard Jim. I wound up re-attaching after the outage, as apparently I messed up the optimized installation. I'm just running the standard app, on a Dell Deimension Celeron Processor, running at 2.6ghz, 512mb ram, using 4.45 client (optimized). So far so good.

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Message 916 - Posted: 7 Sep 2005, 5:13:01 UTC - in response to Message 913.  

...have 43 WUs on hand, and now off we go.


Welcome to beta. Make yourself comfortable. With 43 WU's, you'll be crunching a while! ;)

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Message 917 - Posted: 7 Sep 2005, 9:46:47 UTC

Just added this project onto my farm too after seeing the post on the normal SETI messageboard.

That's 25+ Windows/Linux machines I'll be adding - should help the quorum problems ;)
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Message 919 - Posted: 7 Sep 2005, 9:57:48 UTC

Jim and Lowfield - Welcome!


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Message 923 - Posted: 7 Sep 2005, 11:21:54 UTC

Enhanced 4.04 seems to be processing at a normal speed, I have crunched 4 WUs in about 2.42 hrs
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Message 926 - Posted: 7 Sep 2005, 14:01:30 UTC

just signed on yesterday, after seeing the call for help on the regular boards ;)
was a bit surprised to find my dual athlon, running the beta 4.04 windows core client, is crunching these beta wu's in about the same time it used to crunch regular wu's with the optimized client.
beta wu details report 4.04 as used core, but the similarity in crunchtimes has me a bit worried, should I be?
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Message 927 - Posted: 7 Sep 2005, 14:22:19 UTC - in response to Message 926.  
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just signed on yesterday, after seeing the call for help on the regular boards ;)
was a bit surprised to find my dual athlon, running the beta 4.04 windows core client, is crunching these beta wu's in about the same time it used to crunch regular wu's with the optimized client.
beta wu details report 4.04 as used core, but the similarity in crunchtimes has me a bit worried, should I be?


No, different angle-range gives different crunch-times.

See for more detailed answer

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Message 928 - Posted: 7 Sep 2005, 14:33:36 UTC

I see, thanks
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